Ministry of Information abolishes over 1,900 posts at PTV in rightsizing effort
1,232 positions eliminated from PTV’s total approved posts; 729 posts declared “dying” positions; abolished roles span various levels, including high-ranking designations
Hum Network refutes reports of CEO Duraid Qureshi stepping down
Company clarifies succession planning process is in early stages
Competition Tribunal upholds CCP’s order against media industry giants
CCP's decision follows a probe into complaints by Bol Media and others against PBA, Broadcaster Advertisers Council, and Medialogic (Pvt) Limited.
Jabbar Thaikaydar, the man who introduced money making in Pakistani media
In the early 1980s, as he carried banners of the Lakson Tobacco Company on his motorbike through the dusty roads of Lahore,...
GroupM chief strategy officer Kiran Khan Ali resigns
KARACHI: Kiran Khan Ali, the chief strategy officer of GroupM, has resigned from the media investment firm. Her resignation comes just as...
Financial intelligence provider Investors Lounge partners with US’s Benzinga to broaden coverage
LAHORE: Pakistan’s financial markets intelligence platform, Investors Lounge, has partnered with Benzinga, a financial media outlet in the United States (US) with...
Is Bol TV guilty or only a victim of media politics?
KARACHI: In three separate lawsuits filed with the Sindh High Court, Labaik Pvt Limited is being sued for a collective $16 million...
How a 30 year old became a media tycoon
Deep into the winding, messy streets of a Lahore township, on one end of a broken road stands a building five stories...
Buzzfeed, Huffpost setback by new wave of lay-offs
Over at HuffPost, about 10 percent of journalists left editorial staff this week or about 20 people in total
Spotify launches in the Middle East and North Africa
Before the launch in the Middle East and North Africa, Spotify’s music streaming services were available in 65 markets, according to its website
In the dying world of Pakistani magazine, are fashion magazines the only survivors?
While print as a whole continues to chug along, fashion magazines are a rare bright spot in what was otherwise seen as a stagnating industry