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The document summarizes a presentation about the Jang Newspaper in Pakistan. It provides details about the newspaper such as its history of being founded in 1939, locations where it is published which include major cities in Pakistan and London, its large daily circulation of over 800,000 copies, and sections it contains such as news, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle. It also lists the group chairman, executive editor, and some famous columnists that write for the newspaper.
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The document summarizes several national and international news agencies. It discusses the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), Pakistan Press International (PPI), Independent News Pakistan (INP), Pakistan Press Agency (PPA), South Asian Broadcasting Agency (SABAH), Asia News Network (ANN), Online International News Network (OINN), and various international news agencies such as Press Trust of India (PTI), BERNAMA, Xinhua, Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Agence France-Presse (AFP), Reuters, and Associated Press (AP). It provides brief descriptions of each agency's history, operations, and role in disseminating news.
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This document provides an overview and analysis of the print media industry in India. It discusses the history and growth of print media in India since the 18th century. It profiles the major players in the industry, categorizing them based on language, region, and type of publication. The largest and most prominent players include Dainik Jagran, The Times of India, Malayala Manorama, and The Hindu. The document also provides a brief profile of The Times of India, the largest English language newspaper in India by circulation.
News agencies
This document provides information about various national and international news agencies. It discusses the top news agencies in Pakistan such as APP, PPI, and INP. It also briefly outlines some of the major national news agencies in other countries like PTI in India, Xinhua in China, WAM in UAE, and Kyodo in Japan. Finally, it mentions some international news agencies including AFP, Reuters, and AP that operate on a global scale.
industry analysis of print media
The document provides an overview of the print media industry in India. It discusses the history and growth of print media in India from the first newspaper published in 1780. It outlines the major players in the industry including top English, Hindi and regional language newspapers. The summary profiles 3 major newspapers - The Times of India as the largest English newspaper, Dainik Jagran as the largest circulated daily, and Dainik Bhaskar as a top Hindi newspaper published from many cities in North and Central India. The industry has seen growth in regional newspapers outpacing English newspapers. Literacy rates and localization of content have driven growth of regional papers.
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This document provides an overview of newspapers in India, with a focus on comparing Times of India and Daily News and Analysis (DNA). It discusses the history and criticisms of Times of India, the introduction and ownership structure of DNA, and the competition between the two newspapers in Mumbai. DNA was launched in 2005 as a joint venture between Dainik Bhaskar Group and Zee TV to target younger readers. It outlines the editorial boards and sections of each newspaper.
PR Newswire Japan Media Landscape
1) The document discusses Japan's traditional media landscape, including newspapers, magazines, radio, and TV.
2) It notes that Japan has two main wire services, Kyodo News and Jiji Press, and five major national newspapers: Yomiuri Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun, Mainichi Shimbun, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, and Sankei Shimbun.
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The document provides details about a meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 10 AM at the India Today Office located at 2E/22, Jhandewalan extention in New Delhi. This address is near the Jhandewalan Metro Station. The document also provides background information about India Today, describing it as India's most diversified media group with various magazines, radio stations, TV channels, and digital properties. It summarizes the reach and influence of the India Today Group across different platforms and languages.
National and international News agencies
This document provides information on various national and international news agencies. It discusses the main news agencies of countries like Pakistan (Associated Press of Pakistan, Independent News Pakistan, Pakistan Press International), India (Press Trust of India), UAE (WAM), Malaysia (BERNAMA), China (Xinhua), Russia (Sputnik), Iran (IRNA), Syria (SANA), Ukraine (Ukrinform), Bangladesh (BSS), Nepal (RSS) and international agencies like AFP and Reuters. For each agency, it mentions their year of establishment, ownership status and scope of operations.
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This document provides information on major national news agencies in Pakistan and other countries around the world. It discusses 8 national news agencies in Pakistan, including the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), which is the largest and government-run. It also briefly outlines 10 other prominent national news agencies from countries like India, the UAE, Malaysia, China, the US, Russia, Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria.
News agencies
The document summarizes several national news agencies from different countries:
- Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), Pakistan Press International (PPI), Independent News Pakistan (INP), and NNI News are the major national news agencies in Pakistan. They gather domestic and international news to distribute to newspapers, websites and other media outlets.
- Press Trust of India (PTI) is the largest news agency in India with over 500 affiliated newspapers. It provides news in English and Hindi.
- Other international agencies mentioned include Xinhua News Agency of China, Bakhtar News Agency of Afghanistan, and Bernama, the national news agency of Malaysia. They distribute news within their countries and abroad to provide information to government and media
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- 1. Presentation and assignment Topic: News Paper (Jang Newspaper)
- 2. Group Members: 1 Samiullah 17261516-053 2 Saman Jaan 17261516-004 3 Zaid Butt 17261516-040 4 Sundas Shafaizi 17261516-033
- 3. News paper A printed publication (usually issued daily or weekly) consisting of folded unstapled sheets and containing news, articles, advertisements, and correspondence. A paper that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly and that contains news, articles of opinion, features, and advertising.
- 4. Jang Newspaper Logo of Jang Newspaper Introduction and History Jang was first published in 1939 by Mir Khalil-ur-Rehman. Daily Jang is being published from Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Quetta and Landon. It is the only sound Pakistan newspaper which is also published form outside the country; Landon. Jang has the largest circulation in Pakistan.. The Daily Jang is published by the Jang Group of Newspapers. The group's flagship Daily Jang is Pakistan's national Urdu daily newspaper. It is the first newspaper which used computerized Urud calligraphy in Pakistan. This has a large impact on Urdu journalism. ‘No other Publication in Pakistan is quite like Jang’ Jang enables advertisers to reach consumers across all SECs in Pakistan with maximum effect and efficiency. It has 57% readership in Urban Pakistan and 69% in top 10 Urban markets.
- 5. Circulation It is published from Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Quetta, Multan, Sheikhupura, Bahawalpur, Gujrat, Sialkot, Gujranwala, Sargodha, Sukkur, Faisalabad, Dera Ghazi Khan and Birmingham. It is the only sound Pakistan newspaper which is also published form outside the country; Landon. Jang has the largest circulation in Pakistan. The Daily Jang has a circulation of over 800,000 copies per day. Sunday Circulation: 875,000 Daily Circulation: 700,000
- 6. Other Publications The Daily Jang is published by the Jang Group of Newspapers. Daily Jang - original flagship newspaper of the Group in Urdu language. The News International - daily newspaper in English started in 1991. Akhbar-e-Jahan - a weekly magazine in Urdu language started in 1967. MAG - a weekly magazine in English
- 7. Layout/Design Jang is a modern national newspaper, offering a combination of main news and special interest sections. For the strict economy of space, Jang puts more and more headlines on the front page. Their text is carried to the inner pages. This style is being adopted by all newspapers of the country. Its photo coverage of local, national and international events is remarkable and praise worthy. Throughout the week, the main pages offer national and international news, business and finance, comment and analysis and daily sports coverage. In addition to the main news sections, there are a number of special weekly sections devoted to sports, entertainment, lifestyle, women, youth and children including a tabloid size Midweek in-paper magazine on Wednesdays and the weekend Sunday in-paper magazine. It’s format is broadsheet.
- 8. Designing of Jang newspaper consist of many pages including front page, page on trade ,sports, surrounding ,economy, social, crimes, and many others. Front page covers all aspects but more concerning on politics. Many important links are available on this page. Which can be read further in detail on next page. Graphics and pictures are shown minimum on it. Every page has its on beauty and individual features as said above like page on trade , sports, surrounding, economy, social, crèmes, and many
- 9. Policy of Jang newspaper A limited health insurance policy that is sold by newspaper advertisements with the aim of increasing circulation is called Policy of newspaper. It’s attraction is towards democracy. It is pro government. It basically points out the social issues of Pakistan. Jang is Popular for its truthfulness. The views of Jang news paper is clear about Politics in Pakistan.
- 10. Group Chairman and executive editor: Mir Javed ur Rehman Group Chief Executive and editor incheaf: Mir Shakeel ur Rehman
- 11. Editor: Nazir Leghari
- 12. Famous Columnists: حسن الطافقریشی صورتحال وقارخان رزوٓا شوبٓا سلیمصافی جرگہ الحق ء عطاقاسمی سے دیوار روزن اسرار سید فیسر پروبخاری گزر رہ سر علی رضاعابدی رخ دوسرا حسننثار چوراہا صغرا ڈاکٹرصدف وجدان منصورفاقٓا دستک پہ دیوار پیر یاسرزادہ کے ہٹ ذرا مد حامیر کمان قلم وقارخان رزوٓا شوبٓا
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