Newsroom
Welcome to our Newsroom, your one-stop destination for the latest stories meticulously curated and refined by our skilled sub-editors. This dynamic section features a diverse mix of news articles spanning some of our main categories, including Pakistan, World, Asia, Opportunities, and Women in Media. Stay updated with the most current and compelling stories, all in one place, as we bring you comprehensive coverage of the events and issues shaping the media world.
Ailes quits as Fox News boss amid sex harassment suit
Published 9 years ago: Roger Ailes resigned as Fox News boss amid a sexual harassment lawsuit, marking a significant leadership change at the influential network.
PFUJ elections in Peshawar on August 27
Published 9 years ago: Elections for the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists will occur in Peshawar on August 27 following the Unification Committee's resolutions.
As extremists barred from airwaves, some fear creeping censorship
Published 9 years ago: In Pakistan, media restrictions are tightening as extremist coverage is banned, raising concerns about censorship and democracy.
AP's executive editor stepping down
Published 9 years ago: Kathleen Carroll is stepping down after 14 years as executive editor of The Associated Press, marking a significant transition in the organization.
Ukraine sees ulterior motives after car bomb kills journalist
Published 9 years ago: Ukrainian journalist Pavel Sheremet was killed by a car bomb in Kiev, raising concerns over destabilization and possible Russian involvement.
PEMRA serves notice on DawnNews
Published 9 years ago: PEMRA has issued a show cause notice to Dawn News for airing a controversial statement by cleric Abdul Qavi in relation to Qandeel Baloch's murder.
Dunya News, Channel 24 and Waqt face fines
Published 9 years ago: Dunya News, Channel 24, and Waqt face substantial fines for airing inflammatory content against the judiciary and military, risking license cancellation.
Family of murdered social media celeb barred from 'forgiving' son for 'honor killing'
Published 9 years ago: Pakistani authorities have prevented the family of Qandeel Baloch from forgiving her murderer, highlighting the issue of honor killings in Pakistan.
CPJ announces 2016 International Press Freedom Award winners
Published 9 years ago: CPJ honors four journalists from Egypt, India, Turkey, and El Salvador with the 2016 International Press Freedom Awards for their bravery.
Iraq: Cameraman killed in southern Mosul
Published 9 years ago: An Iraqi cameraman was killed in Mosul while covering security operations, prompting calls for enhanced journalist safety in conflict zones.
BOL brings out monthly magazine
Published 9 years ago: BOL has launched a new magazine called BOL Narratives to share its side of the story and combat previous allegations against the network.
Power 99 launches anti-ogling campaign
Published 9 years ago: Power 99 has launched an anti-ogling campaign to address the pervasive issue of female harassment and promote women's safety in public spaces.
Brother admits 'honor killing' of social media star
Published 9 years ago: Muhammad Waseem admitted to killing sister Qandeel Baloch in an 'honor killing', sparking renewed debate on women's rights in Pakistan.
PEMRA Council recommends Rs800,000 fine on ARY News
Published 9 years ago: PEMRA recommends an Rs800,000 fine on ARY News for unproven allegations made against Finance Minister Ishaq Dar during a televised program.
Social media star Qandeel Baloch killed 'by brother'
Published 9 years ago: Qandeel Baloch, a social media star, was murdered by her brother in an honor killing incident, shocking many in Pakistan and highlighting ongoing violence against.
Dr Danish, others named in petition seeking registration of cases for treason
Published 9 years ago: A petition in the Supreme Court seeks treason charges against Sheikh Rasheed, Dr. Danish, and others for abrogating the constitution.
Hollywood stands behind Jennifer Aniston's take on media sexism
Published 9 years ago: Hollywood celebrities support Jennifer Aniston's blog criticizing media sexism and the scrutiny of female stars, emphasizing women's objectification.
PEMRA receives PTI complaint, refers it to council
Published 9 years ago: PEMRA has referred a PTI complaint regarding TV channels airing news about Imran Khan's marriage to its council for review.
PFUJ Unification Committee convenes one last meeting on July 23rd
Published 9 years ago: The PFUJ Unification Committee will hold a final meeting on July 23 to finalize the unification process among stakeholders in Islamabad.
PTI to approach PEMRA after TV channels err in reporting
Published 9 years ago: PTI plans to file a complaint with PEMRA over misleading marriage reports about Imran Khan by several TV channels amid allegations of a government agenda.
Family of slain US reporter sues Syrian regime
Published 9 years ago: The family of slain journalist Marie Colvin sues the Syrian regime, alleging deliberate targeting by government forces during the conflict.
Top broadcaster Agha Nasir passes away
Published 9 years ago: Agha Nasir, the renowned broadcaster and former head of Radio Pakistan, passed away in Islamabad at age 89, leaving a legacy in media and literature.
Geo clarifies after leaked footage goes viral
Published 9 years ago: Geo Television addresses backlash over viral footage involving a child whose mother passed away, clarifying the reporter was an intern.
Thai journalist charged under draconian charter law
Published 9 years ago: A Thai journalist and four activists face charges under a law prohibiting criticism of the junta's new constitution ahead of a referendum.
'Disgusting and unethical': Express News journalist reports live from Edhi grave
Published 9 years ago: A reporter from Express News faced backlash for reporting live from the grave of Abdul Sattar Edhi, sparking outrage and an apology from the channel's management.
IFJ condemns AFP's 'unfair contracts'
Published 9 years ago: The IFJ condemns AFP for imposing unfair contracts on photographers that violate authors' rights without additional compensation.
74 journalists killed since start of the year - report
Published 9 years ago: A report from the Press Emblem Campaign reveals 74 journalists have been killed globally in the first half of 2016, with Afghanistan the most dangerous.
Anonymous SMS threatens hundreds of journalists in Iran
Published 9 years ago: Hundreds of journalists in Iran received threatening SMS messages warning against contact with foreign organizations, raising security concerns.

