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President rules out restrictions on media
Published 12 years ago: President Mamnoon Hussain emphasizes that the government will not impose media restrictions, calling for a code of conduct from media outlets.
Satire dies: Columnist Masood Hasan leaves for his heavenly abode
Published 12 years ago: Renowned columnist Masood Hasan, known for his satirical writings, passed away at 72, marking a significant loss for Pakistani journalism.
Masked men attack and injure Jang resident editor
Published 12 years ago: Masked assailants brutally attacked Zafar Aheer, resident editor of Daily Jang, leaving him injured and in shock after a terrifying ordeal.
Dawn errs with numbers again
Published 12 years ago: Dawn newspaper corrects its report on the cost of a luxury apartment in Islamabad, revealing an error of an extra zero in the quoted price.
Controversial 'aalim' leaving Geo
Published 12 years ago: Dr Aamir Liaquat Hussain is leaving Geo TV after nearly two years, sparking rumors of a move to Express Group amid controversial remarks.
Information Minister opposes closure of any media outlet
Published 12 years ago: Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid opposes media outlet closures, emphasizing the need for solutions to current electronic media challenges.
Hamid Mir sticks to his stance, distances himself from Geo apology
Published 12 years ago: Hamid Mir reaffirms his criticism of the ISI while distancing himself from Geo's apology over the April attack, asserting he awaits justice.
Finally, Geo apologizes for ISI blunder
Published 12 years ago: Geo Television Network has issued an apology for its erroneous coverage regarding the ISI's alleged involvement in the attack on presenter Hamid Mir.
No realization of Pakistani journalists working in war zone: veteran editor
Published 12 years ago: Veteran editor Muhammad Ziauddin highlights the dangers faced by Pakistani journalists in a war zone, stressing the need for editorial responsibility.
Numbers hit back at Dawn
Published 12 years ago: A significant reporting error on the number of Pakistani prisoners in Saudi Arabia has sparked controversy and calls for accuracy in journalistic practices.
Ziauddin calls for revisiting cross media ownership
Published 12 years ago: Ziauddin advocates for revisiting cross media ownership in Pakistan to promote autonomy in PEMRA and ensure fair hiring practices in media.
Cable operators served notice for blocking Geo Television
Published 12 years ago: PEMRA has issued notices to cable operators for illegally blocking Geo Television and summoned officials for airing objectionable content.
Government acts as ARY exposes 'illicit activities' at Quaid's mausoleum
Published 12 years ago: The government cancels a security contract after ARY exposes illicit activities at Quaid-e-Azam's mausoleum involving agency employees.
Karachi journalists protest Geo ban
Published 12 years ago: Karachi journalists protest outside PEMRA demanding the resumption of Geo Television's transmission across affected cities.
Daily Express appoints Amjad Aziz as Peshawar Resident Editor
Published 12 years ago: Amjad Aziz Malik has been appointed as the Resident Editor of Urdu Daily Express in Peshawar, bringing extensive journalism experience.
No complaints against airing of Indian movies, Senate told
Published 12 years ago: Senate finds no complaints against airing Indian movies on cable TV networks in Pakistan, confirming viewer demand and regulatory compliance.
PEMRA disowns decision to suspend Geo licenses
Published 12 years ago: PEMRA rejects the suspension of Geo Television licenses, stating the committee's decision lacked legal standing and due procedure.
Three Geo Television licenses suspended
Published 12 years ago: PEMRA has suspended the licenses of three Geo Television channels due to allegations against the ISI and will meet on May 28 for a final decision.
Geo to admit ISI mistake: Dr Aamir
Published 12 years ago: Geo TV's Dr Aamir Liaquat announces the channel will admit to falsely blaming ISI for the attack on Hamid Mir, amidst channel controversies.
The News Resident Editor regrets loss of unity among journalists
Published 12 years ago: Rahimullah Yousafzai highlights the detrimental effects of disunity among journalists and the dangerous implications of media rivalry in Pakistan.
Court asks news anchors to respond to blasphemy charges
Published 12 years ago: The Islamabad High Court has summoned news anchors and others to answer blasphemy charges linked to a controversial broadcast of a wedding performance.
Young DawnNews reporter dies
Published 12 years ago: Umair Ali, a young reporter for DawnNews Television, has passed away at 25 after battling a brain tumor in Lahore.
Jang Group hits back at rivals
Published 12 years ago: The Jang Group defends itself against rivals amid escalating media tensions and accusations of foreign influence and financial misconduct.
CPJ wants Pakistan to renew visas for Indian journalists
Published 12 years ago: The CPJ urges Pakistan to renew visas for Indian journalists, as their expulsion contradicts earlier government commitments.
Geo presenter Dr. Shaista may flee
Published 12 years ago: Dr. Shaista Lodhi of Geo TV is reportedly considering leaving the country after receiving death threats linked to a recent controversial episode.
Notice served on Geo Television for airing controversial content
Published 12 years ago: Geo Television has been served notice by PEMRA for airing controversial content that violated its code of conduct during a morning show!
India regrets expulsion of journalists
Published 12 years ago: India expresses regret over Pakistan's expulsion of two Indian journalists, citing it as a setback for media relations and confidence building measures.
PEMRA working on code of conduct for media, says information secretary
Published 12 years ago: PEMRA is developing a media code of conduct, focusing on self-regulation by media houses for easier implementation.

