Media in Pakistan

 Published 6 years ago:  Some journalists have called for providing proper treatment to ailing former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who is serving a seven-year term for graft.

 Published 6 years ago:  Pakistani Rabia Noor of ARY News is one of five journalists to win the inaugural Jamal Khashoggi Award for Courageous Journalism.

 Published 6 years ago:  A two-year stint of Raza Rumi as the editor of Daily Times ends.

 Published 6 years ago:  The Supreme Court of Pakistan bars private channels from airing Indian films and television shows amid escalating tensions between the two countries.

 Published 6 years ago:  The governor administration in Indian Occupied Kashmir withholds government advertisements to Greater Kashmir and Kashmir Reader newspapers.

 Published 6 years ago:  The BBC News Urdu flagship TV news program Sairbeen has changed its format and the way it looks and sounds to better serve its diverse audiences

 Published 6 years ago:  The heavyweight of Pakistani media, Najam Sethi is set to start his show on 24 News Television by mid-March.

 Published 6 years ago:  Egypt releases photojournalist Mahmoud Abou Zeid, also known as Shawkan, from prison after over five years in detention on anti-state charges.

 Published 6 years ago:  The Center for Excellence in Journalism organizes the Razia Bhatti Memorial Lecture to remember the courageous editor of Newsline magazine.

 Published 6 years ago:  Presenter Gharidah Farooqi has rejoined Aaj News after a stint at GNN Television.

 Published 6 years ago:  Journalist Nadeem Siddiqui was killed in a car crash on Saturday morning as he headed towards the line of control for reporting.

 Published 6 years ago:  False videos, images, and messages circulate widely on social media amid heightened tensions between India and Pakistan. Fact-checkers are overwhelmed as misinformation spreads, exacerbating anger and fear in both countries. Social media becomes a hotbed of unverified news, pictures, and video clips.

 Published 6 years ago:  Six journalists representing four local, national, and international news organizations win honors at the inaugural Pakistan Data Journalism Awards

 Published 6 years ago:  An international conference in Islamabad focuses on the role of media in covering conflict and violence

 Published 6 years ago:  Special tributes were paid to late senior journalist Siraj ud Din on his 11th death anniversary observed at the Swat Press Club.

 Published 6 years ago:  Gulf News decides not to run a video of an Indian pilot captured by the Pakistani Army on Wednesday.

 Published 6 years ago:  The White House bars four journalists from covering a dinner in Hanoi between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un

 Published 6 years ago:  Pakistan Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry says the Cinema Exhibitors Association has boycotted Indian content.

 Published 6 years ago:  Several Pakistani journalists reject Indian claims of striking alleged terror camps on the Pakistani side of the Line of Control

 Published 6 years ago:  A new BBC documentary looks at recent developments in the murder case of social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch

 Published 6 years ago:  A PEMRA report reveals the regulator issued 618 show cause notices and warnings to TV channels that violated the code of conduct 2015

 Published 6 years ago:  Russian Sputnik news agency and radio signs its first cooperation agreement with Pakistani English-language newspaper The Nation.

 Published 6 years ago:  Several journalists covering an Islamist gathering in Jakarta are attacked by members of the Islamic Defender Front.

 Published 6 years ago:  Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry denies reports he has resigned but admits there are some issues.

 Published 6 years ago:  The Dawn management has decided to exempt staff of wage cuts drawing monthly salaries of up to Rs50,000.

 Published 6 years ago:  Key parts of the Internet infrastructure face large-scale attacks that threaten the global system of web traffic, warns address keeper of the Internet.

 Published 6 years ago:  Business Recorder has announced a 20 percent pay cut for its Islamabad staff, affecting 14 reporters and a sub-editor due to falling revenues and a decline in advertising. This follows a similar move by Dawn, which imposed a 40 percent salary cut.

 Published 6 years ago:  Media in Pakistan remain under pressure from authorities to avoid reporting on many issues including criticism of government institutions and judiciary.