Print Media and Publishing

 Published 9 years ago:  BOL Media Network launches a new newspaper in various regional languages, aiming for accessible education across Pakistan.

 Published 9 years ago:  Newspapers in Gilgit-Baltistan have resumed publication after resolving a two-week advertising payment dispute with regional authorities.

 Published 9 years ago:  The PMLN government has allocated over Rs8 billion for print media advertisements since 2013, significantly more than for electronic media.

 Published 10 years ago:  The Independent newspaper's final print edition marks the end of its 30-year legacy in the UK, featuring an exclusive on a Saudi assassination plot.

 Published 11 years ago:  Sheikh Waqqas Akram has closed the print edition of Pique and launched a quarterly magazine, Pique Defence Review, focused on security and defense.

 Published 12 years ago:  The National Media Conference explored the transformation of journalism in Pakistan, focusing on the future role of print and social media by 2024.

 Published 12 years ago:  The rise of digital media in Pakistan is overshadowing the dwindling print sector, impacting the diverse landscape of informational sources.

 Published 13 years ago:  Myanmar will permit private daily newspapers starting in April, marking a significant step towards freedom of expression in the nation.

 Published 13 years ago:  Newsweek will end its print edition on December 31 and transition to an all-digital format called Newsweek Global next year.

 Published 13 years ago:  Afghanistan has banned all Pakistani newspapers to curb Taliban influence on public opinion amid rising tensions between the two countries.

 Published 13 years ago:  The article discusses the current state of media in Pakistan, reflecting on its challenges and the insights of Ibne Insha's satire.

 Published 13 years ago:  Dawns Islamabad printing press broke down on Tuesday, disrupting delivery and halting publication until it restarted later with non-colour copies.