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In a first, Pakistan allocates Rs.1 billion to promote official policies on digital platforms

  • Influencers and bloggers with a minimum following of 35,000 will be eligible to register themselves for government ads
  • Content creators will be paid after half of their subscribers view the promotional material posted on their website or channel
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Coronavirus accelerates Pakistan’s shift away from cash to digital payment, bankers say

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Digital policing: Peshawar cops use app to store hotel visitors' data

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Digital rights experts react to Facebook’s transparency report

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