Pakistan's Media Landscape and Communication

A. Ministry of InformationB. Supreme Court of PakistanC. Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA)D. National Press Club

A. Increased readershipB. No significant changeC. Decreased readershipD. Increased then decreased readership View Answer

A. EnglishB. UrduC. PunjabiD. Sindhi View Answer

A. ARY NewsB. Dawn NewsC. Geo NewsD. Express Tribune View Answer

A. Minimal impact; mainstream media still dominates.B. Increased reporting on positive social issues only.C. Significant influence, providing alternative perspectives and exposing injustices.D. Led to ...

A. economic downturnB. government regulationC. digital revolutionD. decline in literacy rates View Answer

A. Lack of access to technology.B. Insufficient pay compared to male counterparts.C. Limited opportunities for career advancement and safety concerns.D. None, the field is ...

A. Minimal impact; state-controlled channels still dominate.B. Increased competition and diversity of content but also raised concerns about quality.C. Led to a decrease in viewership of state-controlled channels ...

A. Minimal impact, as radio was the primary medium.B. Spread of misinformation and propaganda against the movement.C. A crucial role in fostering national unity and advocating for independence.

A. No significant challengesB. Limited access to informationC. Threats and legal harassmentD. Lack of interest from the public