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March 5, 2023
The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority on Sunday banned broadcasting live and recorded speeches of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on all satellite TV channels with...
February 21, 2023
The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Monday prohibited television news channels from covering terrorist attacks.PEMRA directives came in continuance to the earlier directives on the...
February 21, 2023
The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) Monday prohibited television news channels from covering terrorist attacks. PEMRA directives came in continuance to the earlier directives on the issue urging TV channels to adhere to the PEMRA's Electronic Media Code of Conduct 2015. PEMRA bans TV coverage of terror attacks In a notification issued today, the
February 20, 2023
Media watchdog says information shared on news channels is
February 15, 2023
Woman journalist insulted and harassed by a well-known media commentator as VOD is shuttered
December 8, 2022
Required document postings for the Federal Communications Commission and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
November 17, 2022
Diverse media stakeholders assess and review the sector's compliance with contents of Nigeria's Media Code of Election Coverage ahead of 2023 elections.
October 17, 2022
Iām particularly disturbed about this madness and theatrics - Saneem
October 14, 2022
(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Ahead of the 2023 General Elections in Nigeria, the International Press Centre (IPC), has said that the Media Code of Election Coverage has been instrumental in engendering professional reporting of the Nigerian electoral processes. The IPC noted that the update of the code which in 2018, was endorsed by all the major
May 4, 2022
In several jurisdictions, big tech companies are facing the demand to pay for news. And in France, Google was fined 500 million euros for failing to negotiate a deal with publishers in good faith, writes Ahmore Burger Smidt.