Media Watch
Apr 29th, 2012 |
By Muhammad Saad Khan |
Category: Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan, Religion
‘Branding’ as modern and targeting a niche which tags itself with ‘ultra-liberalism’ is certainly a matter of bread and butter for a section of media which is trying to bash every moral value. The target market of some newspapers might be the ultra liberal, highly sophisticated and modern society; where ‘everything’ is allowed as long […]
Tags: Ethics, express tribune, Haya, Islam, liberals, marketing, Modern, Modesty, Morals, Objectifying, religion, Selling, Vulgarity, women
Posted in Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan, Religion |
22 comments
Apr 22nd, 2012 |
By Muhammad Saad Khan |
Category: Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan, Social
The news of Bhoja Air crash shook the entire country all at once. Every local news channel was covering the accident insensitively, showing dead bodies and wreckage of the plane. Each anchorperson was pointing fingers and raising questions about the accident. 127 people lost their precious lives but it was merely an exclusive news event […]
Tags: Air Blue, Benazir International Airport, Bhoja Air, CAA, Crash, Flight, Islamabad, karachi, Media, sensation
Posted in Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan, Social |
5 comments
Apr 9th, 2012 |
By Yasir Ahmed Khan |
Category: Media Watch, Pakistan, Social
Today while driving from my home to office in Karachi, I managed to take the route of NIPA to Hassan Square. On that track, there was a billboard to which my sight came across. I stopped my car on the side of the road and stood still in front of the billboard & kept looking […]
Tags: advertisement, Islam, lawn, marketing, Media, nudity, Pakistan, Shariah, women
Posted in Media Watch, Pakistan, Social |
5 comments
Mar 9th, 2012 |
By Tabish Qayyum |
Category: Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan, Religion
No scholar, no sect, no Islamic organization has ever advocated ‘forced conversions’ nor does any page in Islamic history allows such tactic that could have easily wiped out every non-Muslim in Subcontinent, Most of Europe, Africa, Middle East and Jerusalem during the time when reins of power were in Muslim hands; Since nothing of that […]
Tags: faryal, forced conversion, forced marriage, liberal, minorities in pakistam, rinkal kumari
Posted in Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan, Religion |
7 comments
Feb 19th, 2012 |
By Muhammad Saad Khan |
Category: Latest, Media Watch, Social
Do we follow any common rules whenever we debate over social media? The stories of bashing and abusive languages are very common when anyone tries to share personal opinion, in favour of or against any issue. Those who portray themselves as tolerant and liberal also lose their patience when they run out of arguments. The […]
Tags: facebook, liberals, polarisation, social media wars, twitter
Posted in Latest, Media Watch, Social |
9 comments
Jan 6th, 2012 |
By Dr. Aisha Aijaz |
Category: Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan
‘My Bit for Change’ has achieved a big milestone in the form of Best Activist Award at Pakistan Blog Awards 2011. With the highest number of votes on the nomination, MBFC topped the category. With nearly 22,000 facebook fans in a short span of 10 months, MBFC is expanding every day with a new spirit. Every […]
Tags: activist, My bit for change, Pakistan blog awards
Posted in Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan |
9 comments
Nov 28th, 2011 |
By Huda Bukhari |
Category: Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan
While flipping through the channels, I stared blankly at the TV screen as I sat there wondering how the media has evolved over the past few years. From just a single black and white channel to a vast variety to choose from, the media has done its part in not only entertaining us but also […]
Tags: extramarital affair, family TV, nudity, Pakistan media
Posted in Latest, Media Watch, Pakistan |
5 comments
Jul 2nd, 2011 |
By Tamjid Aijazi |
Category: Media Watch
Newspapers that maintain a left-of-centre policy in Pakistan claim to be unbiased and independent on facts and reporting. However, they are often subjected to ruthless criticism by the rightist journalists and bloggers for misleading the facts and total biased reporting of events. Maintaining a left-of-centre or rightist policy is the legal choice of the institution […]
Tags: express tribune, freedom of speech, jahanzaib haque
Posted in Media Watch |
2 comments
Jun 18th, 2011 |
By Usman Shaikh |
Category: Media Watch, Pakistan, Social, World
Happy father’s day to everyone!!!!!! “This is the day to express your love for your father, make him feel special on this Sunday. Father’s Day is a day honouring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers in society.’’ These clips are not adverts from BBC, SKY or some other western channels, […]
Tags: Father's day, Islamic values, lone parent, need for father, old homes, Parents, Western society
Posted in Media Watch, Pakistan, Social, World |
13 comments
Jun 8th, 2011 |
By Dr. Aisha Aijaz |
Category: Media Watch
“Muslim beauty stoned to death’’ was a headline, I came across on a news website. The screaming headline is a perfect example of yellow journalism gone wild. Unfortunately these dirty tactics of marketing news have become a norm. The news was picked up from British and Ukrainian newspapers which in summary said, “Aspiring Miss Ukraine […]
Tags: express tribune, Media, muslim girl, Pakistan, shariah laws, stoned to death, yellow journalism
Posted in Media Watch |
59 comments