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.
Journalist slams NBC after Twitter ban
Published 13 years ago: British journalist Guy Adams criticises NBC after Twitter suspends his account over tweets about delayed Olympic coverage and an executives email address.
Phone hacking: British journalist arrested
Published 13 years ago: British police arrested a 51-year-old journalist in London in a probe into data taken from stolen phones, linked to the wider phone hacking scandal.
Journalist beaten by cops tells his story
Published 13 years ago: Islamabad journalist Anwer Abbas recounts being beaten by police at Daman-i-Koh after drinking Pepsi during Ramadan and being threatened with an FIR.
Fake online editorial fools New York Times
Published 13 years ago: The New York Times was embarrassed after a fake Bill Keller op-ed on a spoofed website fooled readers and even its technology editor.
NBC critics loud on social media
Published 13 years ago: Social media backlash targets NBCs Olympics tape delays and streaming choices, prompting executives to respond online and highlight live coverage.
It's started; it's over...
Published 13 years ago: London Olympics opened with a British-themed ceremony by Danny Boyle, ending a seven-year wait, while Team GB faced early disappointment in cycling.
A touching visit to the Newseum
Published 13 years ago: A Karachi writer recalls visiting Washingtons Newseum and finding a memorial honoring Pakistani journalists killed in the line of duty.
Facebook revenue growth skids, shares plunge
Published 13 years ago: Facebook reported a sharp slowdown in revenue growth and posted a Q2 loss tied to IPO charges, sending shares to record lows in after-hours trading.
Police beat up Frontier Post journalist
Published 13 years ago: Islamabad police allegedly beat Frontier Post journalist Anwar Abbas at Daman-i-Koh during a Ramazan fasting-hours dispute, prompting planned protests.
Live conversion on Maya show stirs anger
Published 13 years ago: A Pakistani Hindus live conversion on ARYs Ramadan show sparked criticism from minority leaders and rights advocates over intolerance and discrimination.
Kamran quits Express News for Dunya
Published 13 years ago: Kamran Shahid quits Express News and joins Dunya TV, reportedly on a Rs1.6 million monthly salary and Rs10 million advance amid anchor reshuffles.
Journalists and fellowship antics
Published 13 years ago: A critical look at how some Pakistani journalists pursue Western fellowships for perks, connections and leisure while neglecting training and ethics.
Talat makes the move, joins Express News
Published 13 years ago: Senior anchor Syed Talat Hussain is set to join Express News after resigning from DawnNews, and is expected to host an 8pm prime-time talk show.
WBT-TV, from the Silicon Valley a channel
Published 13 years ago: San Jose-based WBT-TV founder Farrukh Shah Khan shares how his online channel grew from a tech show into a South Asian media platform.
Eight charged in phone hacking scandal
Published 14 years ago: UK prosecutors charge eight in phone hacking scandal, including ex-News of the World editors Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks, over alleged spying.
Nusrat hits back at PFUJ
Published 14 years ago: Nusrat Javeed rejects PFUJ committee allegations linked to Malik Riaz, criticising the show-cause notice and urging proof through an appropriate forum.
Dunya to move into Dateline office
Published 14 years ago: Dunya Group plans to launch Roznama Dunya by September 1, setting up its office in the former Dateline Islamabad premises in Islamabad.
Workshop on Gender and Role of Media
Published 14 years ago: SAMS and SAWM held a three-day Islamabad workshop on gender sensitization and responsible media portrayals, urging journalists to avoid sensationalism.
S. Korea to talk Olympic broadcast with North
Published 14 years ago: South Korea is sending ABU chief Kim In-Kyu to Pyongyang to discuss broadcasting the London Olympics in North Korea amid rights talks.
Shaista Zaid calls it a day
Published 14 years ago: Veteran PTV anchor Shaista Zaid retires after 43 years, signing off with her final English bulletin and recalling major national broadcasts.
Is SC the route to regain media credibility?
Published 14 years ago: Two senior journalists petition the Supreme Court to form a media accountability commission, sparking debate on whether court action can restore credibility.
Murdoch quits boards of British papers
Published 14 years ago: Rupert Murdoch resigns from boards overseeing The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times as News Corp prepares to split into publishing and TV units.
Ramadan in the newsroom
Published 14 years ago: A veteran journalist reflects on how Ramadan softens newsroom pace, tempers and teamwork, with Iftar rituals and memories from The Muslim in the 1980s.
Familiar salary delay at Daily Times
Published 14 years ago: Daily Times staff in Islamabad await delayed May and June salaries as management promises payment next week, amid concerns over repeated pay delays.
Pentagon told to monitor media for info leaks
Published 14 years ago: Defense Secretary Leon Panetta ordered the Pentagon to monitor major US media for classified leaks after lawmakers raised alarm over recent disclosures.
Veena's Astaghfar debut scrapped
Published 14 years ago: Hero TV drops Veena Malik from its Ramadan Astaghfar Show after public backlash and an online petition, shelving plans for her religious TV debut.
Express-BBC collaboration on the cards?
Published 14 years ago: Express Media Group is reportedly exploring a collaboration with the BBC, after The Express Tribunes recent gains and its IHT partnership.
Hamid's absence prompts rumors
Published 14 years ago: Hamid Mirs absence from Geo TVs Capital Talk fuels rumors of disputes with management or a possible move, though he cites petition work.

