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.
Pakistani media delegation on India trip
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PTV English unlikely to see the light of day
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Protest against baton-charge of media men
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Geo sacks three in Islamabad
Published 13 years ago: Geo TV resumes layoffs, sacking three journalists from its Islamabad office. This follows earlier terminations in April and a major downsizing at their Karachi headquarters in March. Geo TV faces criticism for its frequent job cuts.
Nizami to sign up with Dunya?
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Targeted killing: Express News reporter Abdul Razaq Gul murdered
Published 13 years ago: Abdul Razaq Gul, a journalist with Express News, was shot dead in Balochistan on May 19, 2012. Shooters on motorbikes abducted Gul, 35, as he headed home from work. Police confirmed he was shot in the head. His murder highlighted the dangers for journalists in Balochistan.
Behind the scenes: The unsung story of sub-editors in newsrooms
Published 13 years ago: This article discusses the dwindling role and recognition of sub-editors in Pakistani journalism, highlighting their vital yet underappreciated contributions to editing and refining news content. It calls for increased recognition, better working conditions, and professional development opportunities for sub-editors to enhance the overall quality of journalism.
The Ethics dilemma: Are journalism awards in Pakistan losing their credibility?
Published 13 years ago: In Pakistan's dynamic media landscape, the integrity of journalism awards and ethical practices has become a contentious issue. Amidst claims of manipulation, exploitation, and self-promotion, the credibility of awards meant to honor journalistic excellence is under scrutiny.
UNESCO alarmed over safety of journalists
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A lesson in reporting from hard areas
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Murdoch sowed seeds of scandal: ex-editor
Published 13 years ago: Former Times editor Harry Evans told a UK media inquiry that Rupert Murdoch sowed the seeds of the phone hacking scandal by forcing respected newspapers into a "Faustian bargain" with powerful politicians. Evans criticized Murdoch's influence on journalistic standards.
Owner of belly dancing TV station arrested
Published 13 years ago: Egyptian vice police arrested Baligh Hamdy, owner of ElTet TV station, for allegedly operating without a license, inciting licentiousness, and facilitating prostitution. ElTet broadcasts belly dancing videos and ads for sexual enhancement products.
Canada awards for Pakistani journalists
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Kidnapped Honduran journalist found dead
Published 13 years ago: The body of Honduran radio journalist Angel Alfredo Villatoro was discovered in Tegucigalpa on May 15, following his kidnapping on May 9. The Committee to Protect Journalists calls for a thorough investigation into his murder and emphasizes the urgent need to address the cycle of violence and impunity against journalists in Honduras.
Ex-Murdoch editor charged in hacking scandal
Published 13 years ago: Rebekah Brooks, a close ally of Rupert Murdoch, was charged with conspiring to obstruct a police investigation into the phone hacking scandal involving Murdoch's media empire. The charges include removing and concealing evidence. This development comes amidst growing scrutiny of Murdoch's operations and personal connections.
Pakistan Today tells some staff to leave
Published 13 years ago: The Pakistan Today management asks three reporters and two sub-editors at its Karachi center to resign, citing ongoing financial challenges. This follows earlier layoffs and resignations within the organization, reflecting instability in the media industry.
Slain Pakistani journalists honored
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Hard work pays off for Tribune reporter
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Journos on junket to England back home
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Jordan releases detained publisher
Published 13 years ago: Jamal Muhtaseb, publisher of Gerasanews.com, has been released on bail after three weeks in custody. He faced charges of "anti-regime sentiment" following his article alleging misconduct by royal officials and interference by King Abdullah II's office. Human Rights Watch and the Committee to Protect Journalists have condemned his detention as a violation of free speech.
Five journalists killed in plane crash
Published 13 years ago: Five journalists were killed in Indonesia when a jetliner crashed into Mount Salak during a demonstration flight. The victims included Femi Adi of Bloomberg Market, Dody Aviantara and Didik Nur Yusuf of Angkasa magazine, and Ismiyati Sunarto and Aditya Sukardi of Trans TV. Authorities believe all passengers on the flight perished.
Dedicated to our better halves
Published 13 years ago: In this narrative, the focus is on the life and challenges faced by journalists, particularly in Pakistan. It delves into the demanding nature of journalism, highlighting the sacrifices made by journalists' spouses who endure the erratic schedules and pressures associated with the profession.
Journalist who survived blast tells the tale
Published 13 years ago: Waheedur Rehman Khalil, a senior reporter with AVT Khyber News, escapes with a minor fracture after a bomb blast at a tomb in Nowshera. Reporting in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains perilous, with 23 journalists killed between 2000-2011. Khalil and his team exemplify bravery in journalism.
Awards for Dawn, Tribune journos
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Journalists injured as violence erupts in Charsadda protest
Published 13 years ago: Police in Charsadda, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, baton-charge journalists covering a protest against power load-shedding, injuring Siraj Ali from Geo TV and Sher Ali Khan from NewsOne. The injured were hospitalized in Peshawar amid protests blocking the M-1 Motorway.
Media ethics in the spotlight
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KTN reporter gunned down
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Cameron faces scrutiny over ties to Murdoch
Published 13 years ago: British Prime Minister David Cameron faces scrutiny over his connections with Rupert Murdoch as Rebekah Brooks, former News of the World editor, appears at the Leveson Inquiry. Brooks, a close ally of Cameron, is expected to be questioned about her ties to the Prime Minister and the influence of Murdoch's media empire on British politics.
