Role of Electronic Media in Pakistan
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Communication channels through which news entertainment, education, data, or promotional messages are delivered is known as media. Media includes every broadcasting and narrow-casting medium such as Newspaper, Magazines, Television, Radio, Billboards, Direct mail, Telephone, Fax and Internet.
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The document discusses the development of press in Pakistan and its relationship with the state from 1947 to 1971. It notes that initially only a few newspapers existed in Pakistan but their numbers grew rapidly. However, various authoritarian regimes used repressive laws and tactics to curb press freedom and control media messaging. The Ayub Khan regime in the 1960s introduced the repressive Press and Publications Ordinance to restrict newspapers, while the National Press Trust took over independent publications. While the Yahya Khan era saw more freedom, ethics were not followed and dummy newspapers proliferated.
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This document outlines the PEMRA Ordinance of 2002 which established the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). The ordinance aims to improve media standards and expand choice for citizens. It gives PEMRA the power to regulate electronic media including broadcast, cable, and distribution services in Pakistan. The ordinance establishes PEMRA as the governing body, outlines its functions and powers, and details the composition of its members including provisions for appointment and tenure.
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PEMRA (Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority) was established in 2002 to regulate electronic media in Pakistan and issue licenses. It aims to improve standards of information and access to media. PEMRA comprises 13 members including a chairman and is mandated to issue licenses for broadcast media like TV and radio, as well as distribution systems. It regulates licensees and can issue directives on matters of policy from the federal government. PEMRA codes provide ethics for programs and advertisements to ensure content is lawful, ethical and respects cultural values.
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The document summarizes Pakistan's press laws from 1947 to 2018. It discusses how the press was controlled under various military regimes through laws like the Press and Publications Ordinance that imposed restrictions and censorship. Newspapers faced censorship and harassment. The press enjoyed more freedom after 1988 when repressive laws were abolished, but still faced some issues with governments at times. The media environment improved further after Musharraf took over in 1999.
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PEMRA (Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority) was established in 2002 to regulate electronic media in Pakistan and issue licenses. It aims to improve standards of information and access to media. PEMRA comprises 13 members including a chairman and is mandated to issue licenses for broadcast media like TV and radio, as well as distribution systems. It regulates licensees and can issue directives on matters of policy from the federal government. PEMRA codes provide ethics for programs and advertisements to ensure content is lawful, ethical and respects cultural values.
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The document summarizes Pakistan's press laws from 1947 to 2018. It discusses how the press was controlled under various military regimes through laws like the Press and Publications Ordinance that imposed restrictions and censorship. Newspapers faced censorship and harassment. The press enjoyed more freedom after 1988 when repressive laws were abolished, but still faced some issues with governments at times. The media environment improved further after Musharraf took over in 1999.
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This document discusses PEMRA (Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority), its objectives, regulatory framework, need for regulation, categories of licenses, terms and conditions of licenses, and economic contribution of electronic media in Pakistan. PEMRA was established in 2002 to improve standards of information, education, and entertainment for people in Pakistan through various media like TV, radio, etc. It regulates establishment and operation of licensees and has formulated rules for licensing and functioning of different types of electronic media. PEMRA aims to safeguard national values while ensuring plurality.
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- Pakistan Press International (PPI) is the country's leading independent news agency, recognized internationally for impartial reporting. It was launched in 1956 and has over 300 staff.
- News Network International (NNI) is a private news agency launched in 1992 with headquarters in Islamabad and reporters across Pakistan and internationally. It provides English language news, photos and videos.
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This document discusses the role of media in society. It begins by defining media and providing a brief history of media's development. It notes that the first newspaper was published in 1690 in Boston. In Pakistan, the first news agency was established in 1947 and radio stations were set up in major cities. The document outlines several key roles and impacts of media, including political and economic analysis, social awareness, education, and entertainment. It also discusses both advantages such as advertising and raising standards, and disadvantages such as time wastage, weakening religious values, and not developing a national image. Finally, it provides some suggestions around media accountability and strengthening socio-cultural foundations.
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The document discusses media in Pakistan, outlining its evolution, purposes, positive and negative impacts, and role in society. It notes that media includes print, electronic, and social media and its history in Pakistan dates back to pre-partition newspapers. Positively, media has increased awareness, supported education and democracy, and given voice to the public. However, it has also increased consumerism, promoted Western culture over national identity, and sometimes portrays unrealistic values or spreads unverified information. The role of media in Pakistan is important but also carries responsibilities.
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4) Modern adaptations use media to support political and social change goals
5) Development news promotes issues like education, health, and agriculture.
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2. It discusses principles of fairness and impartiality in information, and the relationship between information and social, cultural, political and economic processes.
3. It describes how information plays an important role in education and upbringing by educating people at low cost through mass media and online teaching.
4. It addresses trends in information flow and the formation of information culture in developed societies.
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Media is a tool for mass communication that has traditionally included television, radio, magazines, newspapers, and more recently the internet. It plays a big role in society by informing and entertaining people but can also influence attitudes, behaviors, and opinions if not approached critically. Two famous cases in India, the Jessica Lal murder case and the Nirbhaya gang rape case, demonstrate how the media can have a positive impact by raising public awareness, mobilizing protests, and helping to ensure justice is delivered. While the media can educate and spread knowledge, it is important for individuals to think critically about the messages they receive and not be passively manipulated.
Global Media Culture in the Contemporary World.pptx
The document discusses several key topics related to media and globalization:
1. Media plays a role in globalization by spreading cultural products and influencing other cultures, and technology continues to propel this process.
2. Social media in particular has democratized access to information but also contributes to "cyberbalkanization" as people isolate themselves in ideological bubbles.
3. While Western culture remains influential, Asian cultures have also proliferated globally through media, challenging ideas of unilateral cultural influence.
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The document discusses the power of media. It defines media and describes its proliferation on the internet. Media is an important source of information but can also have negative impacts like spreading misinformation. In India, media plays a crucial role in society and politics as the fourth pillar of democracy, but is still influenced by money and power. Media impacts youth both positively by enriching knowledge, and negatively by influencing behaviors. During COVID-19, media helped spread health awareness but also kept people connected. In international politics, media is used to justify policies and shape public opinions.
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Mass media
Mass media is communication that reaches and influences a large audience through various transmitting devices or mediums. It includes print media like newspapers and magazines, electronic media like radio and television, and interactive media like the internet. Mass media serves important functions such as informing the public about current events, educating people on various topics, and providing entertainment. It plays a significant role in Pakistan by keeping the public aware of events and changes in the country.
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- 1. Role Of Electronic Media In Pakistan Afaq Mansoor Khan
- 2. What Is Media? Communication channels through which news entertainment, education, data, or promotional messages are delivered is known as media. Media includes every broadcasting and narrowcasting medium such as Newspaper, Magazines, Television, Radio, Billboards, Direct mail, Telephone, Fax and Internet.
- 3. Power of Media? Media is a very powerful change agent. What we see in the television largely influences our beliefs and in turn, this also affects our behavior and also help to change our lifestyle. 1. It has the power to make the innocent guilty and the guilty innocent. 2. It acts as an Informative bridge between government and general public. 3. It helps to form opinions and make judgments regarding various issues.
- 4. Evolution Of Media in Pakistan In Ayub khan’s Era, Pakistan Television Corporation came into being under the Ministry of Information headed by Ubaid ur Rehman. On November 26, 1964 the first official television station PTV transmission broadcasted from Lahore.
- 5. Evolution Of Media in Pakistan In Zia ul Haq’s Era, Television was brought under the Islamalic campaign, Heavy pressure on the media to safeguard the glory of Islam.In response to the ban on the daily musawaat the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists protested and launched a campaign of hunger strike.
- 6. Evolution Of Media in Pakistan In Pervaiz Musharaf Era, The government issued the Pakistan Electronic Media (PEMRA) in March 2002. PEMRA is a Country Guide to regulate the establishment of all broadcast stations in the country specially Indian channels.
- 7. Purpose Of Media There are three purposes of Media: 1. To Entertain 2. To Advertise 3. To Inform
- 8. Positive Effects Of Media 1. Media is essential to the health of democracy. 2. It Enables the citizens to make decisions about electoral choices 3. At the time of elections media openly and in a focused way supported democracy 4. News channels played an important role in increasing voter turnout. 5. Coverage of several issues that needs attention.
- 9. Negative Effects Of Media 1. Spreading Vulgarity and use of Foul Language 2. Flashing news headlines with elements of negative exaggeration 3. Big deal made out of small issues 4. European and American culture is slowly covering our society. 5. Change in meal preferences 6. Children are exposed to things that they should not necessarily be exposed to yet 7. Media sell their own value system to the kids through actors, cartoon characters.
- 10. Conclusion Media has revealed the facts to the people about crimes and social issues and several other thing that the people should know. Besides spreading exaggeration, Pakistani media should resolve the matters with positive attitude. Media is supposed to be responsible for the present society, trends, norms, values and so on. Media reflects the society and it is the responsibility of media to show the positive aspects of the country to the world. It’s a need of time that our media should work for the promoting positive and real soft image of Pakistan and should not use negative tools to increase their viewership.
- 11. “Whoever Controls the Media, Controls the Minds” - Jim Morrison
- 12. Thank You! :)