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GEO informs and entertains while celebrating cultures and prompting dialogue in the spirit of "live and let live". GEO will be the voice of freedom from the Asian subcontinent. It will highlight the issues of concern and the cultural richness of its people through information, discussion and entertainment. GEO will propagate transparency of responsibility that will ensure its position as the most credible and meaningful source of information, through quality programming based on issues. GEO will provide entertainment audiences can relate to, thereby creating viewer loyalty and response. GEO will forge an alliance amongst its three stakeholders - viewers, advertisers and shareholders to maximize viewer ownership. GEO will invest in human resources as it recognizes it to be the foundation upon which the GEO future will be built. It is this very foundation that will allow GEO to attain and sustain a leadership position, thus fulfilling the promise associated with its creation.

SAMAA is the first private satellite news channel providing live transmission simultaneously from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Quetta and Peshawar The channel is launched under the banner of Jaag Broadcasting Systems (Pvt) Limited. SAMAA present up-to-the-minute news bulletin, incisive political analysis, programs for women, youth and children besides infotainment shows including sports, social issues and innovation. SAMAA covers news as and when it happens in a factual and impartial manner. It has an extensive network of correspondents, state-of-art studios with linkup facilities in the Federal and Provincial capitals, where professional and experienced team ensures prompt telecast. The look and feel of the channel has successfully attracted the urban and rural population of Pakistan while providing quality news, on time every time.

DAWN, a Pakistani English-language newspaper that was launched in British India by Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah in 1941. It is the largest English newspaper in Pakistan, and is widely considered the country's newspaper of record.