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In response to my previous article ‘What have we become?’ (March 4), I received many appreciation emails from my readers. Some asked for more...
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Many of us keep lamenting that journalists of yore were much more courageous, fighting against dictatorships and rebelling against all sorts of...
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During my recent visit to Karachi, I attended the Sixth International Conference ‘State of the Media 2023’ at Greenwich University (GU). It took...
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