Media in Pakistan
Welcome to Media in Pakistan, your dedicated source for the latest stories about the Pakistani media landscape. Discover news about journalist movements, press freedom, attacks on media professionals, and developments within news organizations. Stay updated on the dynamic world of Pakistani journalism and get timely insights into the industry.
Behind the scenes: The unsung story of sub-editors in newsrooms
Published 14 years ago: An opinion piece warns sub-editors are disappearing from Pakistans newsrooms, hurting editing standards, while urging better pay, rest and training.
The Ethics dilemma: Are journalism awards in Pakistan losing their credibility?
Published 14 years ago: A Karachi commentary questions the credibility of journalism awards in Pakistan, alleging conflicts of interest, favoritism and ethics lapses in organizers.
UNESCO alarmed over safety of journalists
Published 14 years ago: UNESCO chief Irina Bokova condemned the killings of Pakistani journalists Tariq Kamal and Murtaza Razvi and urged urgent action to protect reporters.
A lesson in reporting from hard areas
Published 14 years ago: Deutsche Welle and SAMS held a 10-day Lahore workshop training TV journalists from Swat, South Waziristan and Quetta on crisis reporting and safety.
Canada awards for Pakistani journalists
Published 14 years ago: Canadian High Commissioner Ross Hynes praised Pakistani journalists and announced annual journalism awards, honoring print and TV reporters in Islamabad.
Pakistan Today tells some staff to leave
Published 14 years ago: Pakistan Today reportedly asked Karachi staff to resign amid ongoing financial strain, layoffs and delayed salaries despite reports of an investment deal.
Hard work pays off for Tribune reporter
Published 14 years ago: Express Tribune reporter Zahid Gishkori is named runner-up for the Canadian High Commissioners Award for his public-interest report on the Airblue crash.
Journos on junket to England back home
Published 14 years ago: Most journalists who joined PM Gilanis week-long England trip have returned amid criticism over ethics, public funding, and lack of media policies.
Dedicated to our better halves
Published 14 years ago: A journalist reflects on night shifts and newsroom life, highlighting the unseen sacrifices and steadfast support provided by journalists wives.
Journalist who survived blast tells the tale
Published 14 years ago: Reporter Waheedur Rehman Khalil recounts surviving a second blast at Ajmal Khattaks tomb in Nowshera while covering violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Awards for Dawn, Tribune journos
Published 14 years ago: Dawns Mubarak Zeb Khan and The Express Tribunes Zahid Gishkori won Canadian High Commission journalism awards to be presented in Islamabad on May 17.
Journalists injured as violence erupts in Charsadda protest
Published 14 years ago: Police baton-charged journalists covering a Charsadda protest over power load-shedding, injuring two media workers who were treated in Peshawar.
Media ethics in the spotlight
Published 14 years ago: A seminar in Islamabad launched pakmediaethics.org and opened Pakistans ethical journalism programme, focusing on standards, accountability and.
KTN reporter gunned down
Published 14 years ago: KTN reporter Aurangzeb Tunio was shot dead in Lalurounk near Larkana as police planned arrests, marking the fourth journalist killing this year.
Call a spade a spade
Published 14 years ago: Karachi commentary criticises Pakistani media for downplaying reports that eight Pakistanis in the UK were jailed for running a gang rape ring.
The newsroom, the center of it all
Published 14 years ago: A journalist reflects on contrasting newsroom cultures, from Dubai TVs high-tech professionalism to Pakistans chaotic but vibrant and politicized workplaces.
AVT crew injured in bomb attack
Published 14 years ago: Five AVT Khyber News crew members were injured in a second remote-controlled blast at Ajmal Khattak Baba mausoleum in Akora Khattak.
Fire at The Statesman office
Published 14 years ago: A fire sparked by an electrical short circuit gutted equipment at The Statesman office in Bilal Town, Peshawar, with no casualties reported.
Why Pakistani journalists deserve two days off
Published 14 years ago: A commentary argues Pakistani journalists need two weekly holidays to reduce burnout, improve work quality, and balance family life amid intense deadlines.
Journalists protest police violence
Published 14 years ago: Peshawar video journalists protested after KTN cameraman Wahid Khan was beaten by traffic police near Jinnah Park, demanding action against those involved.
Pakistan Today employees in major protest
Published 14 years ago: Pakistan Today employees in Karachi protested on Monday over delayed salaries, locking the office and chanting slogans until management promised payment next.
For 21 journos, a free trip to London
Published 14 years ago: A report says 21 journalists will join PM Yousaf Raza Gilani on a week-long London visit, with government paying travel, hotels and allowances.
Cash set to flow for Pakistan Today?
Published 14 years ago: Pakistan Today is reported to have secured private equity funding from the Middle East, aiming to fix salary delays and relaunch with design and print changes.
All-new, all-blue!
Published 14 years ago: JournalismPakistan.com launches an all-new blue redesign with Hall of Fame, Global and America sections, blogs, videos, and a revamped Human Error page.
The JP story continues
Published 14 years ago: Imran Naeem Ahmad recounts launching JournalismPakistan.com in 2009, early workplace scrutiny, and its growth into a global journalism community.
First on board!
Published 14 years ago: AP Islamabad journalist Rizwan Ali was the first to register on JournalismPakistan.com at launch, praising its quality content and Oops section.
Journey of a 1000 stories
Published 14 years ago: JournalismPakistan.com marks its 1000th story milestone, reflecting on its 2009 launch and its impact on journalists through news, jobs and fellowships.
No clarity in disparity
Published 14 years ago: Karachi TV producers criticise top Pakistani anchors for ego, minimal work and huge pay gaps, highlighting industry insecurity, cutbacks and salary disparity.

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