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.
Radio station says no wrongdoing in prank call
Published 13 years ago: Australian radio station 2DayFM defends its actions following a tragic prank call that led to the suicide of a nurse at a London hospital.
Provisional list of candidates for NPC polls
Published 13 years ago: The election committee has released a provisional list of candidates for the National Press Club polls, detailing positions and nominees.
Gharida says she is still at Samaa
Published 13 years ago: Gharida Farooqi confirms she remains with Samaa TV despite offers from Apna TV's upcoming channel, clarifying rumors about her departure.
Daily Times duo attempts self-immolation
Published 13 years ago: Two Daily Times employees attempted self-immolation due to salary delays, sparking a staff strike in Islamabad.
Sindh most dangerous for journos: research
Published 13 years ago: Sindh is identified as the most dangerous region for journalists in Pakistan, with 23 reported killings over the last 12 years.
Rohi terminates eight
Published 13 years ago: Rohi TV has terminated eight employees from its Islamabad office amid anticipated further layoffs following new management changes.
British TV astronomer Patrick Moore dies
Published 13 years ago: Patrick Moore, the iconic British astronomer and presenter of 'The Sky at Night', has passed away at the age of 89, leaving a significant legacy.
Journalist fired for criticizing Punjab Government over security lapse
Published 13 years ago: A journalist was fired for reporting a story critical of the Punjab government following a deadly security lapse during a Moharram procession.
Jehan Pakistan readies for Lahore start
Published 13 years ago: Jehan Pakistan newspaper launches in Lahore on December 10, expanding its reach after its initial Karachi debut last month.
Journalists threatened for reporting rape
Published 13 years ago: Journalists face death threats in Sindh for covering the rape case of a six-year-old Hindu girl, raising serious concerns for press freedom.
Journalist seeks stay on NPC elections
Published 13 years ago: A journalist petitions Islamabad High Court to stay the upcoming National Press Club elections for scrutiny of council member qualifications.
Jasmeen changes her mind, not quitting
Published 13 years ago: Jasmeen Manzoor reverses her decision to quit Samaa TV, vowing to challenge threats from the builder mafia in High Court.
Zamir named Dunya TV Bureau Chief
Published 13 years ago: Senior journalist Zamir Haider has been appointed as the Islamabad Bureau Chief of Dunya TV, enhancing the channel's leadership in news reporting.
Former Rohi man joins Apna Urdu channel
Published 13 years ago: Khalid Jameel, former Director News at Rohi TV, joins Apna Urdu channel ahead of its launch later this month or early 2013.
Press Club polls schedule announced
Published 13 years ago: The National Press Club has announced the election schedule for its polls set for December 17, detailing nomination and objection timelines.
Journalists continue to pay heavy price in Syria
Published 13 years ago: The death of journalists in Syria rises as an editor and a reporter are killed, highlighting the risks faced in the world's most dangerous place for the press.
WMC workshop for women journalists
Published 13 years ago: WMC to conduct a workshop for women journalists in Lahore on Election Reporting, enhancing their skills in media and field assignments.
Dunya Bureau Chief earns promotion
Published 13 years ago: Arshad Sharif, Dunya TV's Bureau Chief, has been promoted to Director News, replacing Nadeem Raza, and will move to Lahore for his new role.
Press Club President unhurt in attack
Published 13 years ago: Farooq Faisal Khan, President of National Press Club, was unhurt in an attack by two journalists during a dispute over council membership.
Online editor resigns
Published 13 years ago: Afzal Bajwa resigns as Editor of Online International News Network after less than two years, joining ATV, Pakistan's largest private TV network.
The 'precious jewel' and nameless victims
Published 13 years ago: The reactions to Hamid Mir's assassination attempt highlight a troubling disparity in media coverage of journalists' safety in Pakistan.
Cameron opposes press law
Published 13 years ago: British Prime Minister David Cameron expresses concerns over new media regulation legislation, risking a split in his coalition government.
Inquiry calls for law to underpin press watchdog
Published 13 years ago: An inquiry into British newspapers proposes a new law-backed independent body to prevent press excesses, amid tensions with the government.
Lost in transition
Published 13 years ago: The evolution of newsrooms reflects the profound changes in technology and culture, marking a significant transition in journalism practices.
Journalists condemn attempt on Mir's life
Published 13 years ago: Journalists rally in Islamabad to support Hamid Mir after an assassination attempt, highlighting the dangers faced by media professionals in Pakistan.
PTV Home most viewed: Gallup Pakistan
Published 13 years ago: According to Gallup Pakistan, PTV Home is the most viewed channel in Pakistan with a 43.258% average reach, representing 53 million viewers.
Pakistan courts 'muzzling media': HRW
Published 13 years ago: Human Rights Watch criticizes Pakistan's judiciary for using contempt laws to censor media criticism, warning of increased authoritarianism.
Explosives found planted on Mir's car
Published 13 years ago: Television anchor Hamid Mir narrowly escaped assassination as police defused a bomb under his car in Islamabad, amidst rising threats against journalists.

