Media
Many of Pakistan’s private television and radio channels are based in Karachi, including Dawn News,Awaz Tv,Business Plus, Geo TV, CNBC Pakistan, Hum TV, TV ONE, AAJ TV, SAMAA TV, ARY Digital, Metro One, Indus Television Network, Kawish Television Network (KTN) and Sindh TV Darti Tv as well as several local stations; local channels include Good News TV. It also has Islamic channels ARY Qtv and Madani Channel
Pakistan's news television networks are based in Karachi, including GEO News, ARY One World, Dawn News and AAJ News. AAG TV and MTV Pakistan are the main music television channels, and Business Plus and CNBC Pakistan are the main business television channels based in the city. The bulk of Pakistan's periodical publishing industry is centred in Karachi, including magazines such as Spider, The Herald, Humsay, The Cricketer, Moorad Shipping News, and The Internet.
Major advertising companies including Interflow Communications, and Orient McCann Erickson have their head offices in Karachi.
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