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.
Shamim loses battle with cancer
Published 13 years ago: Senior journalist Shamim-ur-Rahman has passed away at 70 after a courageous battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy in journalism.
Foreign journalists intimidated in China
Published 13 years ago: Foreign journalists in China face alarming incidents of intimidation and violence, sparking concern among press associations and calls for protection.
Radio host suspended after Nazi taunt
Published 13 years ago: Australian radio host John-Michael Howson was suspended after using a Nazi slogan during a controversial on-air incident involving Christine Assange.
Myanmar ends media censorship
Published 13 years ago: Myanmar's information ministry has announced the abolition of media censorship, marking a significant reform in the country's media landscape.
IFJ mourns death of young reporter
Published 13 years ago: The tragic suicide of young journalist Ms. Semaab in Lahore highlights the critical issue of unpaid salaries in Pakistan's media sector.
Catwalk glamor to newsroom clamor
Published 13 years ago: Waqas Siddiq discusses his passion for news photography and the contrasts with fashion photography, revealing his journey and inspirations.
Newspaper owner booked
Published 13 years ago: Police have filed charges against a newspaper owner linked to the suicide of a female journalist due to unpaid salaries and workplace stress.
Reality TV show accused of trivializing war
Published 13 years ago: NBC's reality show 'Stars Earn Stripes' faces backlash for trivializing war as Nobel laureates demand its cancellation due to the serious implications of war.
Two years on, journalist still behind bars
Published 13 years ago: Amnesty International demands the Yemeni government release journalist Abdul Ilah Haydar Shayi', imprisoned for two years over alleged terrorism links.
Farooq promoted as Executive Editor
Published 13 years ago: Farooq Faisal Khan has been promoted to Executive Editor of Urdu Daily Nai Baat, overseeing operations across multiple cities in Pakistan.
Mark Thompson named CEO of NYT Co
Published 13 years ago: Mark Thompson has been appointed CEO of The New York Times Co, marking a pivotal moment for the company in the digital news landscape.
In Syria, deadly attacks against journalists
Published 13 years ago: A series of deadly attacks against journalists in Syria has raised concerns about press freedom and protection for media professionals in conflict zones.
It`s back to the camera for Monal
Published 13 years ago: Monal Zedian returns to filming with a comedic TV project exploring new destinations for Middle Eastern tourists, excited about his creative journey.
Afghan media body concerned
Published 13 years ago: Afghan media body Nai expresses concern over interference by neighboring countries in journalists' associations, warning against threats to freedom of expression.
Asma for DawnNews
Published 13 years ago: Asma Shirazi, a prominent host at Samaa TV, will soon join DawnNews, securing a coveted 10pm slot previously sought by Nadeem Malik.
Olympics most-watched US TV event ever: NBC
Published 13 years ago: The London Olympics was the most-watched event in US television history with 219.4 million viewers, according to NBCUniversal's data.
PSWF rejects Sindh journalist's meeting
Published 13 years ago: The PSWF has condemned a misleading meeting between SJAS President Rashid Ali Siddiqui and AIPS representative Rosyln Morris during the London Olympics.
The media savvy journalists
Published 13 years ago: Journalists today require marketing skills to promote their stories effectively, using social media as a vital tool for engagement and visibility.
Media highlights minorities' woes
Published 13 years ago: Pakistan's media courageously highlights the plight of religious minorities, bringing attention to their struggles and the need for government action.
What does the ban on Ansar mean?
Published 13 years ago: The recent ban on Ansar Abbasi highlights the intricate relationship between media censorship and ideological agendas in Pakistan.
Google plans 4,000 layoffs at Motorola
Published 13 years ago: Google announces a plan to lay off 4,000 employees at Motorola to streamline operations and boost profitability in its mobile devices unit.
Social media a force in consuming Olympics
Published 13 years ago: The London Olympics showcased the tremendous influence of social media on viewership and engagement, significantly enhancing ratings in the U.S.!
PTA blocks 15 websites
Published 13 years ago: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has blocked 15 websites due to controversial YouTube clips involving influential parliamentarians and allegations of a secret.
BBC sued over 'cash for medals' allegations
Published 13 years ago: The International Boxing Association is suing the BBC over allegations of bribery for Olympic medals, citing unproven claims made in a documentary.
Amir Mir ends brief stint at Dunya
Published 13 years ago: Amir Mir resigns from Dunya Media Group after just two months due to management disagreements involving the appointment of a new group editor.
Time, CNN suspend Fareed for plagiarism
Published 13 years ago: CNN and Time magazine suspend Fareed Zakaria for one month following his admission of plagiarism in a recent column about gun control.
Money divides Peshawar journalists
Published 13 years ago: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government's cash distribution plan for journalists has sparked controversy and division within the Peshawar media community.
Veteran journalist Shamsher passes away
Published 13 years ago: Veteran journalist Shamsher ul Hydri has passed away at the age of 81 after a prolonged illness, leaving behind a significant legacy in journalism.

