Newsroom

 Published 13 years ago:  Deposed media mogul Conrad Black was freed from a Florida prison after serving about three years for fraud and obstruction, then handed to ICE.

 Published 13 years ago:  Pakistan Today is reported to have secured private equity funding from the Middle East, aiming to fix salary delays and relaunch with design and print changes.

 Published 13 years ago:  TIME was named Magazine of the Year at the 2012 National Magazine Awards in New York, where New York and The New Yorker won multiple awards.

 Published 14 years ago:  CPJ ranks Eritrea as the worlds most censored country, followed by North Korea, Syria and Iran, citing tight state control and limits on media.

 Published 14 years ago:  PEN America honored jailed Ethiopian journalist and blogger Eskinder Nega with its Freedom to Write award as he faces possible death penalty.

 Published 14 years ago:  Moroccan editor Rachid Nini was freed after serving a one-year sentence and urged authorities to stop jailing journalists under criminal law.

 Published 14 years ago:  Boko Haram threatened Nigerian journalists after suicide attacks on ThisDay newspaper offices in Abuja and Kaduna killed at least seven people.

 Published 14 years ago:  JournalismPakistan.com launches JP America to cover US media practices, Pakistani journalists in the US, and paid reporting support from California for.

 Published 14 years ago:  Brazilian reporter Decio Sa was shot dead in Sao Luis, with colleagues saying he was targeted for exposing corruption and gunmen crimes.

 Published 13 years ago:  JournalismPakistan.com launches an all-new blue redesign with Hall of Fame, Global and America sections, blogs, videos, and a revamped Human Error page.

 Published 13 years ago:  Imran Naeem Ahmad recounts launching JournalismPakistan.com in 2009, early workplace scrutiny, and its growth into a global journalism community.

 Published 13 years ago:  AP Islamabad journalist Rizwan Ali was the first to register on JournalismPakistan.com at launch, praising its quality content and Oops section.

 Published 13 years ago:  JournalismPakistan.com marks its 1000th story milestone, reflecting on its 2009 launch and its impact on journalists through news, jobs and fellowships.

 Published 14 years ago:  Karachi TV producers criticise top Pakistani anchors for ego, minimal work and huge pay gaps, highlighting industry insecurity, cutbacks and salary disparity.

 Published 14 years ago:  A profile of Dawns Washington correspondent Anwar Iqbal recalls his interviews, writing range, and early reporting days at The Muslim in Islamabad.

 Published 14 years ago:  An opinion piece explores how blogs, podcasts and social media are reshaping news consumption, accelerating the decline of newspapers and trust in TV.

 Published 14 years ago:  Reporters Without Borders condemned an attack in Riga that injured investigative journalist Leonids Jakobsons and urged police to identify perpetrators.

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 Published 14 years ago:  A reflective piece recalls The Muslim (1978–1999), its newsroom culture, standout journalists, bold headlines, and resistance to censorship under Gen.

 Published 14 years ago:  A commentary reviews Dawn reporter Mubarak Zeb Khans APNS award win and critiques weak newsroom standards and misuse of investigative journalism in Pakistan.

 Published 14 years ago:  On World Press Freedom Day, the article examines media freedom in Pakistan, highlighting threats, interference, and economic pressures on journalists.

 Published 14 years ago:  Islamabad High Court restrained a local newspaper from using the title Sama, citing likely losses to Samaa TV, and sought its reply by June.

 Published 14 years ago:  Senior journalist Jonaid Iqbal pays tribute to veteran editor D. Shah Khan, recalling his work from Chittagongs Eastern Examiner to Islamabad.

 Published 14 years ago:  Pakistan Todays marketing manager Ahmed Malik has resigned, citing financial concerns, as more key exits and earlier salary delays add to troubles.

 Published 14 years ago:  PEMRA warns TV, FM radio and cable operators to stop airing gore, intrusive coverage and other unethical content after the Bhoja Air crash outrage.

 Published 14 years ago:  Journalists reporting the Bhoja Air crash near Islamabad cited access, darkness, rain and weak phone signals as major hurdles at the scene.