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NPC to decide on TV producers' membership

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 23 November 2014

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NPC to decide on TV producers' membership
A committee has been formed by the National Press Club to review television producers' membership. Headed by senior journalist Hamid Mir, the committee will deliver its recommendations to the governing body in a week.

ISLAMABAD: National Press Club, Islamabad has constituted a committee comprising senior journalists to decide on club’s membership of television producers and assistant producers. The committee would submit its proposals and recommendations about fate of the producers’ membership with the governing body of the club in a week.

Senior journalist and Geo TV anchorperson Hamid Mir heads the committee while the members include Aamir Ilyas Rana (Bureau Chief Express News), Rana Jawad (Bureau Chief Geo), Sabir Shakir (Bureau Chief ARY), Ibrahim Raja (Bureau Chief Samaa), Iftikhar Shirazi (Bureau Chief Dawn News), Shaukat Paracha (Bureau Chief Aaj), Muhammad Kamran (Bureau Chief Dunya), Zamir Haider (Bureau Chief News 92) and Khalid Jamil (Bureau Chief Abb Takk).

Key Points

  • Committee formed to decide on TV producers' membership
  • Led by Hamid Mir, senior journalist from Geo TV
  • Includes bureau chiefs from major news outlets
  • Recommendations due within a week
  • Implications for television production industry in Pakistan

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