Media in Pakistan

 Published 6 years ago:  BBC's Sairbeen, a cornerstone of independent journalism in Pakistan, will conclude after fifty years, evoking fond memories and mixed reactions.

 Published 6 years ago:  Meet Pakistan's top Tik Tok stars who are bridging class gaps and showcasing their talent with millions of followers on the platform.

 Published 6 years ago:  UNESCO's Director-General calls for an investigation into the murder of journalist Urooj Iqbal in Lahore, highlighting threats against women journalists.

 Published 6 years ago:  The Philippine court has convicted the masterminds and accomplices of the 2009 Maguindanao massacre, bringing long-awaited accountability to the case.

 Published 6 years ago:  A recent survey reveals that Facebook and YouTube are the primary news sources for 40% of Pakistanis, highlighting changing media consumption trends.

 Published 6 years ago:  The Swat Press Club has elected its office-bearers unopposed for 2020, with Shahzad Alam serving as president for the fifth consecutive year.

 Published 6 years ago:  A reader reports a lack of Dawn newspaper delivery in DHA Lahore, suggesting interference by agencies in the distribution.

 Published 6 years ago:  Indian police have attacked journalists during protests against a controversial citizenship law, highlighting concerns over press freedom in the country.

 Published 6 years ago:  The PTI government claims most journalist killings in Pakistan stem from personal disputes, not systemic issues. What reforms are being implemented?

 Published 6 years ago:  PTV's earnings reveal that 68% comes from fees collected with electricity bills, totaling Rs7.9 billion of their Rs11.5 billion income.

 Published 6 years ago:  A survey reveals that only 19% of Pakistanis read newspapers, marking a 5% decrease in readership over the last decade due to social media growth.

 Published 6 years ago:  Journalist Ahmad Noorani reported an intelligence inspector visited his home without prior notice, viewing it as an act of harassment.

 Published 6 years ago:  Dawn opposes the government's curbs on media coverage of convicts, labeling it a tactic to suppress press freedom and target political opposition.

 Published 6 years ago:  A journalist was attacked by police during protests at the South Asian Games, prompting condemnation and calls for investigation from media organizations.

 Published 6 years ago:  Former APP managing director Masood Malik passes away after a long illness, leaving a legacy of journalism spanning over three decades.

 Published 6 years ago:  The number of journalists jailed worldwide exceeded 250 for the fourth consecutive year, led by China and Turkey as the top jailers.

 Published 6 years ago:  BBC warns against misuse of its marks by unauthorized journalists in Pakistan and initiates legal action to safeguard its trademarks.

 Published 6 years ago:  Media organizations and HRCP convene in Islamabad to discuss growing press freedom violations and government pressure tactics against journalists.

 Published 6 years ago:  Dawn editor Zaffar Abbas addresses Gen. Ghafoor's tweet, clarifying confusion over joint border patrols with Iran and committing to a correction.

 Published 6 years ago:  DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor refutes Dawn's report on joint Pak-Iran border patrol as factually incorrect, emphasizing separate operations.

 Published 6 years ago:  Dawn condemns the second besieging of its office, urging Prime Minister Imran Khan to affirm his commitment to press freedom in Pakistan.

 Published 6 years ago:  Mazhar Barlas and Ali Raza Alvi leave Such News to host the new primetime show Red Zone on GTV, highlighting their extensive journalism careers.

 Published 6 years ago:  A protest outside the Dawn office in Islamabad intensifies as crowds block entry, prompting calls for police intervention and government action.

 Published 6 years ago:  A roadside bomb in Afghanistan injured a journalist as Taliban attacks escalated, prompting calls for better journalist safety measures.

 Published 6 years ago:  The IPI condemns death threats against Dawn editor Zaffar Abbas and CEO Hamid Haroon, highlighting threats to press freedom in Pakistan.

 Published 6 years ago:  Journalists and rights activists rally in Islamabad to support Dawn after threats from Islamists demanding the editor's execution for their reporting.

 Published 6 years ago:  Waseem Abbasi's compelling investigation into misuse of authority by a powerful politician highlights the importance of real journalism.

 Published 6 years ago:  The CPJ calls on Pakistan to investigate death threats against Dawn staff after protests turned violent against the newspaper's reporting.