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1. The document presents information about media in Pakistan, including various types of media used such as television, print, radio, and internet. 2. It discusses some of the major television channels, newspapers, and radio stations in Pakistan. 3. The document also outlines both the strengths and weaknesses of media in Pakistan, noting increased coverage but also challenges with professionalism and overfocus on politics.
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The document discusses the role and history of media in Pakistan. It begins by defining different types of media including print, electronic, and new age media. It then discusses the history of media in Pakistan from its early beginnings in the 1950s to the growth of private media channels starting in the 2000s. The document also discusses both the positive and negative impacts of media, noting how media can both inform and entertain but also potentially destroy national image, sensationalize issues, and promote westernization.
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This document provides an overview of media in Pakistan across different eras. It defines media as communication channels that disseminate news, entertainment, education and promotional messages. It discusses the evolution of media in Pakistan from the eras of Ayub Khan, Zia-ul-Haq and Pervez Musharraf. It notes the establishment of Pakistan Television Corporation under Ayub Khan in 1964. It describes increased censorship of media under Zia-ul-Haq and the launch of the first private TV channel, Network Television Marketing, in 1990 under Benazir Bhutto. It also mentions the establishment of PEMRA to regulate broadcast stations in Pakistan.
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Television has had a major role and evolution in Pakistan since its introduction in 1964. It began as a state-run broadcaster but has since expanded to over 100 private channels. Television serves important purposes as a source of information, entertainment, and advertisement, but it also has negative impacts like weakening cultural values, increasing sensationalism, and exposing children to inappropriate content. However, television also has positive effects like promoting democracy, increasing civic participation, exposing corruption, serving as an economic driver through advertising revenue and job creation, and boosting the film industry. Overall, television has become a major business and influential medium that both benefits and poses challenges for Pakistan society.
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Influence of media on conduct of politics
Media plays an important role in politics by informing people about campaigns, elections, and policies. Political parties in Pakistan increasingly use social media like Facebook and Twitter to connect with voters and spread their messages. Nearly 30 million Pakistanis now use the internet, many of whom are young voters. Social media allows for new forms of political engagement and challenges traditional models by enabling greater political expression and participation. It also influences public opinion and can be used by parties to both increase their support and accuse opponents of wrongdoing.
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Musharraf can be credited for opening doors to media and introducing media revolution, but relations soured after imposing martial law and sacking chief justice. Zardari era media divided into pro, neutral, anti-government camps. Both granted media freedoms but also tried controlling media through regulatory authorities when faced with criticism. Conclusion states free media informs people, shows injustice to world, and strengthens democracy by acting as watchdog.
Role Of Television In Pakistan
Television has had a major role and evolution in Pakistan since its introduction in 1964. It began as a state-run broadcaster but has since expanded to over 100 private channels. Television serves important purposes as a source of information, entertainment, and advertisement, but it also has negative impacts like weakening cultural values, increasing sensationalism, and exposing children to inappropriate content. However, television also has positive effects like promoting democracy, increasing civic participation, exposing corruption, serving as an economic driver through advertising revenue and job creation, and boosting the film industry. Overall, television has become a major business and influential medium that both benefits and poses challenges for Pakistan society.
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The role and impact of media in Pakistan has evolved significantly over time. Originally established to promote the idea of Pakistan pre-independence, media laws and oversight were tightened under successive military rulers Ayub Khan and Zia-ul-Haq. However, under Musharraf in 2002, private electronic media flourished as regulations were liberalized. While media has brought greater awareness of rights and exposed corruption, there are also concerns it sometimes prioritizes crises over good news or exploits freedoms for profit over national interests. Both print and electronic media also show contradictory approaches at times.
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Media plays an important role in politics by informing people about campaigns, elections, and policies. Political parties in Pakistan increasingly use social media like Facebook and Twitter to connect with voters and spread their messages. Nearly 30 million Pakistanis now use the internet, many of whom are young voters. Social media allows for new forms of political engagement and challenges traditional models by enabling greater political expression and participation. It also influences public opinion and can be used by parties to both increase their support and accuse opponents of wrongdoing.
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