Item Summary

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:- "This research study is a collaborative initiative made possible through the support and partnership of key individuals and institutions. Led and authored by Moaz Bhangu, the report benefited greatly from the strategic direction of Adnan Rehmat of International Media Support, whose partnership helped shape the scope and impact of this work."

"This report examines the evolving relationship between AI and independent digital journalism in Pakistan, offering a receptive diagnostic of current usage, capacities and aspirations among small- to medium-sized newsrooms. Situated within the broader context of unequal technological access and economic precarity, the study argues that while AI is rapidly being adopted in journalism worldwide, its integration into editorial functions and news distribution strategies, such as through content automation and audience analytics among others, is scattered in the Pakistan digital news sector and constrained by resource scarcity, infrastructural limitations and linguistic exclusion."

Descriptive Information

Title
AI & public interest iournalism : mapping readiness of Pakistani independent digital newsrooms
Sort Title
ai & public interest iournalism : mapping readiness of pakistani independent digital newsrooms
Creator of work
Bhangu, Moaz Ahmed
Contributor
Naeem, Waqas
Publisher
Institute for Research Advocacy and Development (IRADA)
Language
English
Date Created
2025 - 2026 (approximate)
Format
Reports
Provenance
Library of Congress, Islamabad
Rights Statement
Copyright Not Evaluated

Discovery Information

Subject
Science and Technology
Engineering
Information technology
Science and technology
Geographic Subject
Pakistan
Geographic Origin
Pakistan

Physical Characteristics

Page Count
74
File Count
74

Institutional Information

Collection
Born Digital Monographic Reports and Papers
Box number
Monographic Reports and Papers (Publicly Accessible)
Folder number
ecdc86b5-14d4-4225-afb8-e0502f7ca907
Barcode
ecdc86b5-14d4-4225-afb8-e0502f7ca907
IIIF Manifest URL

https://figgy.princeton.edu/concern/ephemera_folders/ecdc86b5-14d4-4225-afb8-e0502f7ca907/manifest