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Category Archives: Media
Do you QR?
Aamir Rauf on the dexterity of the QR Code. You may or may not have seen these funny little barcode things, either in magazines, on billboards or even on plane or train tickets. But before we can get into what … Continue reading
Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy named one of Time magazine’s ‘100 most influential people in the world’
Pakistan’s first Oscar winner, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy has joined the ranks of the ‘100 most influential people in the world’ by making it on the Time 100 list for 2012. This list, Time magazine’s ninth annual list, appeared yesterday (19 April, … Continue reading
“If freedom means the freedom to say whatever you like, I don’t think Mr Jinnah would have subscribed to that notion”
Professor Ayesha Jalal, Mary Richardson Professor of History and Director, Center for South Asian and Indian Ocean Studies, Tufts University, was in Karachi in February to participate in the Karachi Literature Festival. Here she speaks to Mariam Ali Baig about … Continue reading
“The press is interested in scandals. It is not interested in serious issues”
During a recent trip to Karachi, A.G. Noorani, one of India’s pre-eminent constitutional lawyers and authors, spoke to Mariam Ali Baig about the media in India. MARIAM ALI BAIG: Although you are a lawyer, in fact a leading constitutional expert … Continue reading
Four cuppas and 10 newspapers
By Fahd Husain I am a journalist who happens to be working as an anchor of an evening talk show. I say this to make a point: journalism is a profession, anchoring is a job. The two should not be … Continue reading
Larger than life
Marylou Andrew profiles Razaq Baloch. For a man who has spent his entire career in one line of work, Razaq Baloch has managed the seemingly impossible: a diverse portfolio of accomplishments and an extremely broad worldview coupled with a strong sense … Continue reading
The Buzz
MEDIA SPEAK Pakistan’s Oscar win On February 26, Pakistani filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy and her co-director Daniel Junge brought Pakistan its first Oscar in the Best Documentary (Short Subject) category. The documentary, Saving Face depicts victims of acid attacks and the … Continue reading
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Desktop thinking
This issue brings two distinguished personalities to our pages; Professor Ayesha Jalal and Mr A. G. Noorani talking about media matters in their respective countries –Pakistan and India. Although both made it clear that their domain of expertise is not … Continue reading
Master puppeteer
Fareeha Rafique profiles Faizaan Peerzada. Neither critical acclaim nor success are new to Faizaan Peerzada, the COO of the Rafi Peer Theatre Workshop (RPTW). And neither is handling events and productions on a mammoth scale. What is new, however, is … Continue reading
Beyond the offline illusion
Advertising professionals need to get over their fear of the digital media, writes Adnan Yousuf. There was a time when most TV commercials ended with the phrase ‘tafseelaat akhbaarat mein’ (please refer to the newspaper for details). It was a … Continue reading