Media and the govt’s relief effort
August 25, 2010
UN says 800,000 cut off by Pakistan floods THIS is apropos of your editorial ‘Media blackout’ (Aug 12) and the report ‘Media urged to highlight relief efforts’ (Aug 19). The
UN says 800,000 cut off by Pakistan floods THIS is apropos of your editorial ‘Media blackout’ (Aug 12) and the report ‘Media urged to highlight relief efforts’ (Aug 19). The
By Jonaid Iqbal ISLAMABAD: Friends remembered late Dr Ayub Mirza, biographer of Faiz Ahmed Faiz, here on Tuesday evening as a man committed to progressive ideals. Dr Mirza, who died
UN says 800,000 cut off by Pakistan floods THIS is apropos of your editorial ‘Media blackout’ (Aug 12) and the report ‘Media urged to highlight relief efforts’ (Aug 19). The
The World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) and the Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) appeal to the Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) to allow setting
Says record shows Salman Taseer is WorldCall chief executive; CJ says transfer of shares by WorldCall is illegal; secretary information ordered to submit report on illegal channels ISLAMABAD: The Supreme
By Muhammad Yasir KARACHI: The landline and wireless sectors are losing their markets amid contraction in their subscribers’ base and increasing penetration of cellular phone sector. The tele-density of sectors
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