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A watchdog group in Washington is telling the Federal Communication Commission that the hacking scandal plaguing Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. is enough reason to revoke the media mogul’s broadcasting license in the States. . . . →Read More:A case to revoke Fox news’ license The world is full of hidden,forgotten treasures. Like this gigantic bunker excavated in a forest,buried in a secret location. It’s full of weapons from the first World War,as well as modern military vehicles. And mushrooms. It was discovered by urban explorers who,as usual,will not reveal its exact location. . . . →Read More:Secret bunker discovered with WWII weapons and tanker By Anish Alavi In the time it takes for a person to finish drinking a glass of water,three innocent children die somewhere in the world. According to Unesco, 5,000 lives are lost each day due to preventable water and sanitation-related diseases. Supplying clean water could vacate 40 per cent of hospital beds in developing nations such . . . →Read More:The high cost of safe drinking water:Pakistan By Murtaza Haider A year after his assassination in Abbottabad,Osama bin Laden is as irrelevant today to the welfare of millions of starving and suffering Muslims as he was when alive. The same holds true for almost all Islamist political movements who are singularly concerned with enforcing their ideologies on the often unwilling Muslim populace, . . . →Read More:Islamist parties’ irrelevance to our problems  Leave a comment  Law &Order  assassination in Abbottabad,bin Laden’s assassination,Islamist parties’ irrelevance to our problems,Islamist political movements,Jamaat-i-Islami,Jamiat-i-Ulama-e-Islam,losing battle against food price inflation,mass demonstrations to protest against Mr. bin Laden’s sudden demise,Muslims,Osama bin Laden,The futile politics of Osama and religious parties,violence By Jahanzaib Haque The need to be ‘social’ online is shaping up to be a new rat race for clicks,comments and user engagement among local news media outlets. With an estimated 20 million Pakistanis online and over six million on Facebook,the ability to convert these numbers into tangible,easy-to-measure consumers of news content is, . . . →Read More:Who wins the media wars By Shehzad Baloch QUETTA: The apex court summoned Balochistan’s top government officials to explain progress,or lack thereof,on the issue of ‘missing persons’ during Wednesday’s hearing of a case on the volatile security situation in the province. . . . →Read More:SC refuses to turn a blind eye towards missing persons Leave a comment Law &Order Balochistan security case,Balochistan’s missing persons will not be ignored:SC,Constitution,missing person,missing persons case,provisional constitution,Quetta,SC refuses to stay silent on missing persons,SC refuses to turn a blind eye towards missing persons,volatile southern province of Uruzgan A watchdog group in Washington is telling the Federal Communication Commission that the hacking scandal plaguing Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. is enough reason to revoke the media mogul’s broadcasting license in the States. . . . →Read More:A case to revoke Fox news’ license Leave a comment Media Check A case to revoke Fox news’ license,Area 14/8,Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington,Federal Communication Commission,hacking scandal plaguing Rupert Murdoch's New Corp.,Media and Sport Committee,media mogul's broadcasting license in the States,watchdog group in Washington Three security personnel and one civilian died while two others were injured when a roadside remote-controlled Improvised Explosive Device (IED) went off in the Bar Chamarkand area of Bajaur Agency on Thursday, political administration confirmed. . . . →Read More:IED blast kills 4,injures 2 in Bajaur Research In Motion Ltd.,the maker of the BlackBerry smartphone,once held talks with private-equity firm Silver Lake about a possible deal to take the company private,a person familiar with the discussions said. . . . →Read More:RIM might become a private firm Leave a comment Techno Talk Area 14/8,BlackBerry smartphone,current chief executive officer Thorsten Heins,iPhone and Google Inc.’s Android devices,private-equity firm Silver Lake about a possible deal,Research In Motion Ltd.,RIM might become a private firm,two sides weren’t able to agree on a potential valuation,Web capabilities and applications of Apple Inc.’s By:Bari Baloch Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has said the issue of missing persons was a major problem in Balochistan but federal government was not cooperating in this connection while the provincial government was helpless. . . . →Read More:Raisani and Zehri summoned by SC in missing persons case | |||
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