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Pakistan's Geo TV Allowed Back On Air After Deal With Military: Report
Pakistan's largest TV station has been allowed back on the air at some major cable operators after talks with the military on demands it make changes in political coverage, two officials who work for the channel's media group told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Younis Khan Fumes at PCB, Claims he Was Not Invited for Pakistan Super League Launch
Younis Khan appeared on Geo Super channel while the ceremony was being held in Lahore to claim he was upset at the treatment meted out to him by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Open to Discussing Venues for Indo-Pak Series
Shaharyar Khan, who recently visited India to make a strong case for revival of cricket ties between the two countries, told 'Geo Super' channel that the PCB would think over other venues than UAE once the BCCI officials intimate them regarding this in writing.
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Protesters Attack Office of Pakistani TV Channel Geo News
Anti-government demonstrators today attacked the office of Pakistan's leading TV channel Geo News in Islamabad with stones, damaging the building.
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Pakistan Suspends Geo TV's Licence for Defaming the Army and ISI
Pakistan on Friday suspended the licence of Geo News for 15 days for defaming the army and the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), a day after the leading television channel decided to sue authorities for maligning its image and demanded a public apology and Rs 50 billion in damages.
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Pakistani TV Channel Geo News Sues Spy Agency Inter-Services Intelligence for Defamation
A Pakistani television channel is suing the powerful spy agency for defamation over accusations of being anti-state, it said on Friday, in a move unprecedented in a country where public criticism of the military is taboo.
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Pakistan Suspends Three Geo TV Channels for Allegations Against ISI
The licences of three television channels of the Geo TV network were today suspended by Pakistan's electronic media watchdog for levelling allegations against the country's powerful spy agency ISI.
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Pakistan ministry demands TV station shutdown in shooting row
Pakistan's defence ministry has asked for the country's top-rating television channel to be shut down after it broadcast allegations blaming an intelligence agency for shooting a leading journalist, officials said on Wednesday.
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Shootings, impunity: 'extreme fear' stalks Pakistan's media
The shooting of one of Pakistan's most famous TV presenters has highlighted the climate of "extreme fear" facing the country's media, journalists say, as hardliners of different stripes seek to silence dissenting voices.
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Pakistan's Geo TV in trouble for accusing ISI over attack on journalist Hamid Mir
Pakistan's Defence Ministry today moved to cancel private news channel Geo TV's license, saying that it has accused the ISI of attacking journalist Hamid Mir, without evidence.
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Shot Pakistani TV anchor Hamid Mir stable: hospital
A leading Pakistani journalist and TV anchor who was shot three times in an attack in Karachi is conscious and in stable condition, his hospital said on Monday.
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Pakistan pacers 'caught' watching vulgar dance show before Zimbabwe tour
The pace troika of Junaid Khan, Anwar Ali and Ali Asad were caught off-guard by television cameras belonging to Geo News channel when they visited one of the theatres in Lahore.
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'Memogate' commission finds Husain Haqqani guilty, says he 'was not loyal' to Pakistan
Pakistan's former ambassador to the US, Husain Haqqani, has been declared guilty by a commission probing the alleged 'memogate' scandal that hit the country last year, Pakistani television channel Geo TV has reported.
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Restore transmission of 4 channels: Pak court to government
A Pakistani court has ordered the federal and provincial governments to restore the transmission of Geo News and three other channels which have claimed that their programmes have been blocked after they aired reports about a man hurling shoes at President Asif Ali Zardari.The ruling Pakistan People's Party (PPP) has maintained that it had not orde...
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Pakistan's Geo TV Allowed Back On Air After Deal With Military: Report
Pakistan's largest TV station has been allowed back on the air at some major cable operators after talks with the military on demands it make changes in political coverage, two officials who work for the channel's media group told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Younis Khan Fumes at PCB, Claims he Was Not Invited for Pakistan Super League Launch
Younis Khan appeared on Geo Super channel while the ceremony was being held in Lahore to claim he was upset at the treatment meted out to him by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Open to Discussing Venues for Indo-Pak Series
Shaharyar Khan, who recently visited India to make a strong case for revival of cricket ties between the two countries, told 'Geo Super' channel that the PCB would think over other venues than UAE once the BCCI officials intimate them regarding this in writing.
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Protesters Attack Office of Pakistani TV Channel Geo News
Anti-government demonstrators today attacked the office of Pakistan's leading TV channel Geo News in Islamabad with stones, damaging the building.
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Pakistan Suspends Geo TV's Licence for Defaming the Army and ISI
Pakistan on Friday suspended the licence of Geo News for 15 days for defaming the army and the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), a day after the leading television channel decided to sue authorities for maligning its image and demanded a public apology and Rs 50 billion in damages.
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Pakistani TV Channel Geo News Sues Spy Agency Inter-Services Intelligence for Defamation
A Pakistani television channel is suing the powerful spy agency for defamation over accusations of being anti-state, it said on Friday, in a move unprecedented in a country where public criticism of the military is taboo.
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Pakistan Suspends Three Geo TV Channels for Allegations Against ISI
The licences of three television channels of the Geo TV network were today suspended by Pakistan's electronic media watchdog for levelling allegations against the country's powerful spy agency ISI.
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Pakistan ministry demands TV station shutdown in shooting row
Pakistan's defence ministry has asked for the country's top-rating television channel to be shut down after it broadcast allegations blaming an intelligence agency for shooting a leading journalist, officials said on Wednesday.
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Shootings, impunity: 'extreme fear' stalks Pakistan's media
The shooting of one of Pakistan's most famous TV presenters has highlighted the climate of "extreme fear" facing the country's media, journalists say, as hardliners of different stripes seek to silence dissenting voices.
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Pakistan's Geo TV in trouble for accusing ISI over attack on journalist Hamid Mir
Pakistan's Defence Ministry today moved to cancel private news channel Geo TV's license, saying that it has accused the ISI of attacking journalist Hamid Mir, without evidence.
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Shot Pakistani TV anchor Hamid Mir stable: hospital
A leading Pakistani journalist and TV anchor who was shot three times in an attack in Karachi is conscious and in stable condition, his hospital said on Monday.
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Pakistan pacers 'caught' watching vulgar dance show before Zimbabwe tour
The pace troika of Junaid Khan, Anwar Ali and Ali Asad were caught off-guard by television cameras belonging to Geo News channel when they visited one of the theatres in Lahore.
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'Memogate' commission finds Husain Haqqani guilty, says he 'was not loyal' to Pakistan
Pakistan's former ambassador to the US, Husain Haqqani, has been declared guilty by a commission probing the alleged 'memogate' scandal that hit the country last year, Pakistani television channel Geo TV has reported.
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Restore transmission of 4 channels: Pak court to government
A Pakistani court has ordered the federal and provincial governments to restore the transmission of Geo News and three other channels which have claimed that their programmes have been blocked after they aired reports about a man hurling shoes at President Asif Ali Zardari.The ruling Pakistan People's Party (PPP) has maintained that it had not orde...
