Media Watchdog

The college does teach you "style" confesses a student, but everyone agrees that stereotypes do not define KCites.

Agencies need to look at what actually makes a good advertising campaign for a product instead of dancing around.

There is a need for Pakistan to analyse its approach in the larger context of the war in Afghanistan.

India and Sri Lanka seem ill prepared for the upcoming cricket World Cup.

Conservative parties in the US (and Pakistan) use politics of fear to maintain a strong grip on national decisions.

Book lovers throng to the Karachi International Book Fair - but not everyone can afford to buy books.

Clerics act like they have a copyright over Islam, promoting intolerance and hate. Is this what Jinnah wanted?

Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t Ms Bhutto and the PPP fail to run Pakistan. Twice? Where is the glory in that?

A student reveals that cadavers are left to rot in the heat, only to be doused with chemicals when maggots attack.

As vibrant and powerful as the media seems to be, is it really fulfilling its role as society's watchdog?