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Group Members M Danish Bhatti 140090 Sohaib Iftikhar 140098Ali Shahid 140088Rana Jhanzaib 140092NEWSPAPER:NEWSPAPER, a publication that appears regularly and frequently, and carries news about a wide variety of current events. History of News Paper: Organizations such as trade unions, religious groups, corporations or clubs may have their own newspapers, but the term is more commonly used to refer to daily or weekly publications that bring news of general interest to large portions of the public in a specific geographic area.IntroductionTodays newspapers are the offspring of countless predecessorsNew technologies shaped the path by which newspapers became what they are todayWell examine some of the more monumental publicationsActa DiurnaLatin for Daily ActsActed as a gazette of daily Roman official noticesCarved into wood or stone and then presented to the people59 B.C.First predecessor to the common newspaper

This is a different version from the original Acta Diurna. A photograph of the original, Roman version would be impossible to find as it dates back to 59 B.C.Notizie ScritteFirst monthly publication ever madeStarted in VeniceCost one gazettaHandwritten documentsBegan in1556

Venices Notizie Scritte is an extremely old publication. No images could be found. Here is what Venice looked like once ago.

RelationFirst weekly printed publicationAlso commonly recognized as first newspaperStarted in Antwerp, Germany by Johann CarolusFirst issues released in 1605

La GazetteFirst weekly in FranceFounded by Thophraste RenaudotOriginally published as Gazette de FranceStarted May 30, 1631 and ended in 1915

National papers of America TodayN.Y. TimesStarted in NYC, largest local metro paper in U.S.Founded 1851Wall Street JournalLargest paper in U.S. by circulation (2.1 million)Founded 1889USA TodayWidest spanning newspaper (distributed in all 50 states, Canada, D.C., Guam and Puerto Rico)Founded 1982

News Paper in Pakistan:In the beginning (1947), Pakistan started a weak press with very little rules and regulations (very few news). Not a single newspaper was published in East Pakistan and Baluchistan, but in the NWFP (now Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa) had two daily newspapers. These newspapers were owned by Muslims who had migrated to Pakistan. Including Daily Azad and Moring news (shifted to Dhaka), Jang, dawn and anjam (in Karachi)History of Newspaper in PakistanThe Pakistan Newspapers Society, a precursor to the APNS, was established in 1950, primarily due to the efforts of theHameed Nizami,Altaf Hussain, andHamid Mahmood.It functioned for a number of years but could not receive much support or recognition either from the publishers and advertising agencies.In the year 1953, All Pakistan Newspapers Society was formed by merging the existing groups of publishers. The headquarters were established in Karachi, where it continues to function.The APNS handled problems between its members and the provincial or central governments relating to advertisements, clearance of dues, taxes and duties and newsprint.It set rules of conduct for member publications and advertising agencies.

These rules provided accreditation to advertising agencies and introduced security deposits and clearance schedules to member publications.The Society also works to develop the science and art of journalism and newspaper industry.In 1981, the APNS instituted advertising awards in various categories. Subsequently, the Journalist Awards were launched in 1982. The awards ceremonies have been held regularly since 1981.Along with organizations of editors and journalists, the Society worked against the Press and Publications Ordinance passed byAyub Khanin 1960 until its repeal in 1988.In 1999, the APNS prepared a set of press laws including the Draft for the formation of Press Council in Pakistan, Registration of Printing Presses, Newspapers Ordinance and a draft for a Freedom of Information Act.The member publications are adopting modern techniques, facilities, and trained manpower in all fields.

The APNS grew to include publications from small towns and regional language press. Between 1971 and 2003, the number of publications in the Society rose from 41 to 262.

Awards of the APNS

Business Performance AwardsClient Performance AwardsProduct Launch AwardBest Copy Award (English and Urdu)Best Visual Design (colour and black and white)Public Service CampaignThe Journalist Awards have only one winner in each category. The categories include:Best ScoopBest ColumnBest Feature (English, urdu, Regional)Best Investigative ReportBest CartoonBest PhotographBest Article (English, Urdu, Regional)

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Daily Khabrain is a Pakistani daily newspaper.

It is one of Pakistans most widely circulated Urdu-language newspapers.

The Daily Khabrain is published by the Khabrain Group of Newspapers.It is published simultaneously from Islamabad KarachiLahorePeshawarMultanHaiderabadMuzafarabad and Sukkar. It claims to have a 30% circulation share

No. of copies produce daily

65,000 to 70,000

Products of KHABRAINRoznama Khabrain

Khabrain Magazine

Roznama Naya Akhbar

Publised daily at 12 pm Channel 5

How Organization WorkHow ads are collected Business Executive Responsibilities

Sells space for NewspapersAct as a intermediary between company and client(customer) Gives advice to their customers about best space In their Newspaper

Correspondents

Ad agencies

Vision media M.S advertising

They work for COMMISION

Terms and Conditions for AdvertiserThe Management Reserves the rights to refuse or suspend the publication of any advertisement without assigning any reason.All the Advertisements are accepted in good faith and management accepts no responsibility regarding the bonafide of the advertisers.Efforts will be made to publish the ad as per Art work & design. In case any advertising or advertiser agency fails to pay bills within the time period, the management will be at liberty to suspend publication of subsequent advertisement.

Cancelation of advertisements only be accepted if at least 48 hours advance notice is given in writing. Advertisements missed on the scheduled dates may be published on the following day without seeking prior approval.Box replies are not sent to the advertisers but are to be collected by advertisers from our offices between 10:00am to 11:00am and 4:00pm to 5:00pm on working days.Text of Advertisements shall be supplied in any other language. Accuracy of translation will not be guaranteed and subsequently no Make Good will be allowed on that account.In case of disputes Lahore shall be the place of jurisdiction for legal purposes.

Advertisements shall be inserted on the day when position is specified but no guarantee is amplified in the acceptance of an order.No deductions will be allowed for the advertisement published on days and positions for the advertisements published on days and positions other than those desired.While the publication of competitive advertisement in close approximately to each other is a voided, no guarantee can be given in this respect nor claims for free repeat in such cases will be entertained unless the advertiser/advertising agency agrees to pay an extra percentage for specified position.

Advertisement TariffTwo types of Advertisements

Newspaper Commercials

Sunday Magazines

Newspaper Commercial RatesDaily Ad RatesLahore Rs 950Multan Rs. 600 Islamabad Rs. 700Karachi Rs. 500Peshawar Rs. 400Sukkur Rs. 400Hyderabad Rs. 400Muzaffarabad Rs.400

Other Packages for daily AdsAny 2 Rs. 1300 Any 3 Rs. 1675Any 4 Rs. 1700Any 5 Rs. 1725Any 6 Rs. 1750Any 7 Rs. 1775Combined Rs. 1800Sindh Combined Rs. 900(khi,Sukk,hydr)

Supplement RatesLahore Rs 600Multan Rs. 450Islamabad Rs. 400Karachi Rs. 350Peshawar Rs. 300Sukkur Rs. 350Hyderabad Rs. 300Muzaffarabad Rs.300

Other Packages for Supplements RatesAny 2 Rs. 800 Any 3 Rs. 1000Any 4 Rs. 1050Any 5 Rs. 1100Any 6 Rs. 1150Any 7 Rs. 1200Combined Rs. 1300Sindh Combined Rs. 700(khi,Sukk,hydr)

Company Notice prospectus RatesLahore Rs 350Multan Rs. 300Islamabad Rs. 250Karachi Rs. 250Peshawar Rs. 250Sukkur Rs. 200Hyderabad Rs. 200Muzaffarabad Rs.200

Other PackagesAny 2 Rs. 475Any 3 Rs. 550Any 4 Rs. 600Any 5 Rs. 650Any 6 Rs. 675Any 7 Rs. 700Combined Rs. 750Sindh Combined Rs. 400(khi,Sukk,hydr)

Back Page Panel RatesLahore Rs 3000Multan Rs. 2500Islamabad Rs. 2500Karachi Rs. 2300Peshawar Rs. 2300Sukkur Rs. 1500Hyderabad Rs. 1500Muzaffarabad Rs.1500

Other packages for back pageAny 2 Rs. 4500Any 3 Rs. 5200Any 4 Rs. 6000Any 5 Rs. 6500Any 6 Rs. 7200Any 7 Rs. 7400Combined Rs. 8000

Classified Ad RatesLahore Rs 90Multan Rs. 70Islamabad Rs. 70Karachi Rs. 70Peshawar Rs. 70Sukkur Rs. 60Hyderabad Rs. 60Muzaffarabad Rs.60

Other packages for classified AdsAny 2 Rs. 150Any 3 Rs. 180Any 4 Rs. 250Any 5 Rs. 300Any 6 Rs. 350Any 7 Rs. 375Combined Rs. 400

Extra Premiums

Sunday Magazines RatesColor Ad RatesFull Page Rs 80,000Half Page Rs. 45,000Front Inside Rs. 100,000Back Inside Rs. 90,000Back Cover Rs. 125,000Center Spread Rs. 150,000Psccm Rs. 700

Black & White Ad RatesFull Page Rs 75,000Half Page Rs. 42,000Front Inside Rs. 95,000Back Inside Rs. 85,000Back Cover only coloredCenter Spread only coloredPsccm Casual rates

Technical DetailsName of Publication:KhabrainPeriodicityDailyLanguageUrduPages16 to 48Published FromLahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Multan, Peshawar, Sukkur, MuzaffarabadSize of Page58cm*38cmPrinted Area per page54cm*8col(432cm)

Columns per page8colsDepth of Column54cmWidth of column4.13cmPaper usedNewsprintPrinting processComputerized composing with infrared laser dot exposureMaterialCd, Art pull, designMaterial dead lineMinimum 2 days and maximum 10 days