Nigeria jails journalists amid cybercrime law concerns Sami Hamdi returns to UK following U.S. detention over Gaza comments Fiona O’Brien appointed CPJ Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia Japanese publishers file AI copyright lawsuits, pressing industry-wide legal reforms OSCE hosts Central Asia Media Conference on Sustainability and Press Freedom Beijing court upholds espionage conviction of journalist Dawn’s AI gaffe highlights challenges, not the collapse of journalism Nigerian travel journalist detained in Benin on terrorism charges since January Poynter opens 2026 Leadership Academy for Women in Media Dawn apologizes after AI editing prompt mistakenly published in business story

Nusrat Javeed leaves Aaj, joins DawnNews

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published 9 years ago

Join our WhatsApp channel

Nusrat Javeed leaves Aaj, joins DawnNews

ISLAMABAD: Veteran journalist, analyst and television anchor Nusrat Javeed has quit Aaj News Television just over seven months after rejoining the channel from BOL News.

He made the announcement on Twitter: I have resigned from Aaj TV; got bored and tired of "paid vacations." He has now  joined DawnNews Television.

Javeed has worked for almost all English dailies in a career he began in 1975.  He entered the world of broadcast media with his program, Bolta Pakistan at Aaj TV and quickly made his mark.

Later, he moved to Dunya where he used to host the program Dunya Meray Agay.

In January 2015 Javeed, moved to BOL News as executive vice president and senior anchorperson. However, after the channel failed to hit the airwaves, he returned to Aaj.  

 

Related posts from JournalismPakistan.com Archives:

Nusrat Javeed rejoins Aaj TV

BOL heavyweight hiring continues as Nusrat Javeed joins team

Nusrat's obsession with Veena

Nusrat foresees restrictions on media

 

 

 

 

Don't Miss These

Newsroom
Nigeria jails journalists amid cybercrime law concerns

Nigeria jails journalists amid cybercrime law concerns

 November 15, 2025 Three Nigerian journalists are detained under the Cybercrime Act despite 2024 reforms, raising concerns for press freedom ahead of the 2027 elections.


Sami Hamdi returns to UK following U.S. detention over Gaza comments

Sami Hamdi returns to UK following U.S. detention over Gaza comments

 November 14, 2025 British commentator Sami Hamdi returns to the UK after a U.S. visa cancellation and detention during a Gaza speaking tour, highlighting free speech and press freedom concerns.


Fiona O’Brien appointed CPJ Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia

Fiona O’Brien appointed CPJ Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia

 November 14, 2025 Fiona O’Brien named CPJ Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia, strengthening press freedom advocacy amid rising global threats to journalists.


Japanese publishers file AI copyright lawsuits, pressing industry-wide legal reforms

Japanese publishers file AI copyright lawsuits, pressing industry-wide legal reforms

 November 14, 2025 Japanese publishers launch AI copyright lawsuits, pushing for stricter licensing rules and reshaping how media content can be used to train AI models.


OSCE hosts Central Asia Media Conference on Sustainability and Press Freedom

OSCE hosts Central Asia Media Conference on Sustainability and Press Freedom

 November 14, 2025 OSCE hosts the 25th Central Asia Media Conference in Tashkent, focusing on media sustainability, resilience, regulatory challenges, and cross-border cooperation for independent journalism.


Popular Stories