journalism

In my opinion, journalists are gradually becoming the victims of their own work

Reporter was covering political unrest in India's northeast

Rights organisation expressed views while commenting on the coverage of the death of a 9th grade Christian student

Two information ministry officials made OSD, one suspended for bringing a bad name to department

'Journalism is nothing without courage, democracy is nothing without dissent, Lankesh had plenty of both'

Lankesh's views were considered leftist and anti-Hindutva

This sorry state of affairs certainly warrants a code of conduct

Three journalists had accused the channel of trying to portray that they were behind Gulalai's harassment allegations

We interviewed the Pakistani girl who appealed to social media for an Indian visa to attend her best friend’s...

Report submitted to UN human rights body stresses need to revisit extent of powers enjoyed by regulatory authorities

Traits that make journalism stressful include deadlines, accountability, heavy workload, public scrutiny and lower pay

Due to the easy access to social media, people would rely more on citizen journalism in future.

Weekly has hit 60,000 readers with its 21st edition published this week

Javed Saba says this at launch of Nasira Zuberi’s third book, titled Teesra Qadam

Says country on the path of economic and educational progress

Media professionals attend conference on digital media and journalists’ safety at CEJ

For a vibrant democracy we need to have a vibrant media

Pierre Omidyar's philanthropic foundation pledged support 'independent media and investigative journalism' worldwide

Only 3 women reporters working with news channels and none associated with newspapers, says journalist

Participants suggest media professionals should be made part of academics.

Media persons who cover violent events need to be aware of the risks to their life and limb

Main focus to instil confidence in students through reading and writing

Before granting anonymity, the media must consider the motivations of the source and be wary of possible manipulation

Over 300 journalists gathered in Nepal to discuss challenges, ideas and share expertise on investigative journalism

At least 57 journalists have been killed around the world in 2016

This is a challenging, disturbing and exciting time to be a journalist

Speaking at conference, Humair Ishtiaq says placing headlines in columns is a craft

The government is considering to pass a bill for the safety and protection of journalists

Today marks the third commemoration of the UN Day against impunity for the crime of targeting journalists

Speakers highlight importance of women in field and struggles they face

“Journalists have always worked to promote peace which is essential for the development of the country"

In many districts, officials force journalism faculties to teach other subjects

Media houses and others are waking up to the potential and power of social media in Pakistan

Journalism in Pakistan is in a spin

Pervaiz Rashid says ministry working on Journalist Welfare Bill

Ethical journalism is a product of knowledge of journalistic skills, freedom, independence and responsibility

Information Ministry’s DG said Rs500m was released to CPNE

Workshop held for journalists to discuss importance and ethics of online journalism

The AAG to submit a reply over PAS’s contentions regarding the difficulties faced by working journalists

Compromise is usually perceived as a sign of weakness and defeat

Shafik Rehman, a well-known pro-opposition magazine editor in Bangladesh was arrested this month for sedition

UoE VC said that abiding by journalistic codes could result in an honest depiction of the society

Journalists look for controversies. It is part of our job to look for stories that would interest the masses

The Pulitzer Board, also honored the LA Times for breaking news reporting for its coverage of San Bernardino shootings

Columnists and commentators, myself included, go through the same wash, rinse, spin and repeat cycle

The idea of moral responsibility is not particularly strong in the Indian subcontinent. Our morals are flexible

"Who are you? What are you doing there?" Erdogan said in a televised speech in Istanbul

Value of media discourse is put at stake when some reporters use editorial autonomy to tamper with facts and reality

The main intention behind the film had always been to depict the real “power of the newsroom”

Laws that can be used against journalists include defamation, libel, calumny, or making false charges