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.
Attacked Mexican journalist asks president for justice
Published 6 years ago: Mexican journalist Paul Velazquez confronts President Lopez Obrador about the dangers faced by media workers in Mexico, demanding justice after a murder attempt.
Pakistani blogger in exile attacked, threatened in Rotterdam
Published 6 years ago: A Pakistani blogger in exile, Amad Waqass Goraya, was attacked in Rotterdam, prompting calls for investigation by Reporters without Borders.
IFJ Annual Killed list: Mexico remains deadliest country in the world
Published 6 years ago: The IFJ report highlights Mexico as the deadliest country for journalists in 2019, with 49 deaths globally, emphasizing the urgent need for safety measures.
Anti-Nawaz anchors now going against PM Imran, claims Geo journalist
Published 6 years ago: Geo News journalist Azaz Syed claims anti-Nawaz anchors are now targeting Imran Khan, echoing previous campaigns against the former PM.
Journalist charged for coronavirus Facebook posts
Published 6 years ago: Journalist Wan Noor Hayati Wan Alias charged with spreading false information about coronavirus on Facebook in Malaysia.
Nigerian journalist Alex Ogbu dies at protest
Published 6 years ago: Nigerian journalist Alex Ogbu dies from head injuries during a protest in Abuja, prompting calls for an independent investigation into his death.
Journalist attempts to blackmail deputy commissioner
Published 6 years ago: Islamabad's Deputy Commissioner exposes journalist blackmailing attempts over denied land request and highlights issues with fake news in media.
Media in Pakistan failing to pay salaries with deadly ramifications
Published 6 years ago: Journalists in Pakistan face a crisis of unpaid salaries, leading to severe financial stress and tragic fatalities within the industry.
Burundi court sentences Iwacu journalists to 2.5 years in prison
Published 6 years ago: Burundi court sentences four Iwacu journalists to 2.5 years in prison for attempting to undermine state security amidst a bleak press freedom climate.
Dawn journalist posts list of media houses not paying wages to staff
Published 6 years ago: Dawn journalist Khaleeq Kiani reveals a list of media houses failing to pay staff salaries, highlighting ongoing financial issues in the industry.
Broadcaster suspended for one month in Jordan, offices raided in Iraq
Published 6 years ago: Dijlah TV was suspended for one month in Jordan for licensing violations, leading to a raid on its Baghdad office amidst protests in Iraq.
BBC to cut 450 newsroom jobs
Published 6 years ago: The BBC will cut 450 newsroom jobs to adapt to audience changes and meet an £80 million savings target amid funding and equal-pay issues.
Shahzeb Khanzada says he stands by his comments on Jehangir Tareen
Published 6 years ago: Shahzeb Khanzada reaffirms his comments about Jehangir Tareen's involvement in the sugar mafia amidst legal threats from the PTI leader.
Kashmiri journalists, news outlets still offline after India partially restores internet
Published 6 years ago: Kashmiri journalists and news outlets still lack full internet access, affecting their ability to report effectively after the recent partial restoration.
Veteran journalist Khalique Zuberi passes away
Published 6 years ago: Veteran journalist Khalique Zuberi, known for his expertise in economic reporting, has passed away at the age of 80 in Islamabad.
Dawn blames government and Capital TV for death of cameraman
Published 6 years ago: Dawn criticizes the government's and media houses' neglect linked to the tragic death of Capital TV cameraman Fayyaz Ali due to unpaid wages.
Dawn criticizes PTV
Published 6 years ago: Dawn criticizes PTV for raising license fees, highlighting its failure to connect with the public and calling for significant restructuring.
Quatrina Hosain joins PTV
Published 6 years ago: Quatrina Hosain has been appointed as the chief of news and current affairs at Pakistan Television for a two-year term, earning Rs870,000 monthly.
Tamil journalists receive death threats
Published 6 years ago: Seven Tamil journalists in Batticaloa receive death threats, prompting calls for government protection and investigation into the source of the threats.
Journalist detained for 'anti-state' Facebook posts
Published 6 years ago: A Pakistani journalist has been detained for five days for posting anti-state remarks on Facebook, highlighting media censorship in the country.
Saudi crown prince's alleged hacking of Bezos raises press freedom concerns
Published 6 years ago: The alleged hacking of Jeff Bezos by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has raised serious concerns about press freedom and government influence.
Dawn blasts PEMRA for foolish action
Published 6 years ago: Dawn criticizes PEMRA for banning a talk show, emphasizing the need for protecting freedom of speech and questioning the regulator's authority.
Here's how some journalists see the change at ISPR
Published 6 years ago: Journalists react to the change of command at ISPR, discussing both hopes and concerns regarding new director-general Maj Gen Baber Iftikhar.
Dawn slams Faisal Vawda for boot theatrics
Published 6 years ago: Dawn criticizes Faisal Vawda for his theatrical antics during a TV appearance, suggesting silence would benefit Pakistan's political landscape.
Police raid Cairo offices of Turkish Anadolu News Agency, arrest at least four
Published 6 years ago: Egyptian authorities raided the Anadolu News Agency in Cairo, arresting four individuals over allegations of spreading false news and operating without a license.
Zaffar Abbas terms PEMRA ban on ARY show an attack on press freedom
Published 6 years ago: Zaffar Abbas condemns PEMRA's ban on ARY News program Off the Record as an attack on press freedom and highlights its implications for media.
Minister's antics in talk show draw criticism
Published 6 years ago: Federal Minister Faisal Vawda faces backlash for displaying a military boot during a talk show, igniting controversy among journalists and politicians.
Salim Bokhari and his team join City News Network
Published 6 years ago: Salim Bokhari joins City News Network with his experienced team, aiming to elevate the channel after resigning from The Nation due to unpaid wages.

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