Pakistan’s radio silence
November 28, 2012
By: Samson Simon Sharaf The past week was a nightmare for wireless users in Pakistan. The blackout of cell phone communications in most parts of the country affected not only
By: Samson Simon Sharaf The past week was a nightmare for wireless users in Pakistan. The blackout of cell phone communications in most parts of the country affected not only
Anusha Rehman Khan Convenor of the Sub-Committee of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Information Technology (IT) said that due to grey traffic, Etisalat has not invested a single penny
The Election Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2012 proposes several amendments in the Representation of People Act of 1976 and Senate Election Act of 1975. The Bill is likely to be placed
ISLAMABAD: The two-day national media conference, titled ‘Dissecting Pakistan’s Media’, starts tomorrow (Thursday). Individualland Pakistan (IL-Pakistan) is organising the conference in collaboration with Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF). IL-Paksitan is an
By: Umer Nangiana ISLAMABAD: YouTube users in Pakistan will probably have to wait much longer than they anticipated before they can call up the popular video-sharing website again. The problem
By: Anil Datta Karachi: Perhaps the heading could be taken by many to be a pun on the 1962 Hollywood hit, “Satan never sleeps”, and to some extent it could
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