In-depth dialogues with global thought leaders, policymakers, and industry experts discussing the challenges and future directions of journalism, technology, and cross-cultural communication.
Terrestrial radio is not a broadcasting relic — it is strategic national infrastructure. In this World Radio Day reflection, Nabeel Tirmazi argues why reach does not equal relevance, why radio remains a lifeline in crises, and what responsible AI integration in broadcasting should actually look like.
As a media professional committed to promoting peace journalism, media integrity, and social impact, I believe in the transformative power of ethical storytelling and informed reporting. In my interview, I share my journey across 26 countries, working with journalists, youth, and…
In my appearance on “Talk With Raneen,” we delved deep into the pivotal importance of mobile journalism and discussed its impact, practical applications, and ongoing challenges faced by media practitioners and aspiring storytellers in today’s digital age. Mobile Journalism: Transforming…
Overseas Pakistanis today live in a paradox: they are indispensable to the country’s survival, yet largely invisible in its strategic imagination. This tension was the heartbeat of my conversation with Nazakat Malick, a dialogue that resonated deeply with my own…
On World Radio Day 2021, I had the privilege of joining FM 100 to reflect on the powerful theme of Evolution, Innovation, and Connection. Drawing from my journey as a broadcaster, media consultant, and Asia-Pacific broadcasting management leader, I explored how…
On Human Rights Day, I had the privilege of discussing the essential relationship between media and human rights during a live conversation on FM 101. This was not merely a ceremonial acknowledgment of an international observance, it was an opportunity…
When I pause to reflect on my path as a broadcaster, I am struck by both the distance traveled and the depth of learning embedded in every step. In a recent conversation with Muhammad Siddique, I shared these reflections—not as…
