Web Development Jobs In Islamabad

Archive |2020-01-13 18:47:25
No web, no jobs: Residents of occupied Kashmir board the 'Internet Express'

Braving the snow and cold, Abrar Ahmad, 18, is one of thousands of Kashmiris who regularly spend hours journeying on a packed train just so that they can go online as the region grapples with the longest internet blackout imposed by a democracy...
Stepping off the crammed train — dubbed the “Internet Express” by people in Indian-occupied Kashmir — in the nearby town of Banihal, the passengers make a beeline for cafes where they pay up to...
Archive |2016-11-06 06:48:11
‘Create jobs for youth to achieve rapid development’

ISLAMABAD: A joint report of UNDP-OECD has suggested that Pakistan needs to create jobs for a quickly growing young workforce to tackle its complex security challenges and to broaden its industrial base for future sustainable development...
The 2016 ‘Monitoring Progress Report of the Global Partnership on Effective Development Cooperation’ cited example through the upcoming China-Pakistan Economic Corridor which is expected to further...
Archive |2015-12-10 19:58:49
Underworld Wide Web: Moscow to launch free WiFi in cemeteries

MOSCOW: Residents in Moscow already enjoy free wireless Internet in cafes and on the metro system but now authorities in the city have also decided to bring WiFi to a more unusual setting — some of its most storied cemeteries...
The free services are set to start working next year for visitors of the Vagankovo, Troyekurovo and Novodevichy cemeteries, where the likes of author Anton Chekov, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and the first...
Archive |2017-09-30 06:02:19
Spider-man — adventures of the web-slinger

His story has been filmed on countless occasions, while comics and cartoons featuring Spider-Man have fascinated children and grownups alike; but do you know the real Spider-Man? Do you know why he became righteous and champions for justice? Simon Hugo’s Spider-Man – Adventures of the Web-Slinger brings to you the past, present and even the future of our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man...
Know your friendly neighbourhood...
Archive |2015-04-30 07:04:59
Booming China film industry mines Web for oddball talent

The videos got lots of views so Yi, formerly a civil engineer, graduated to a web-only comedy series about a young loser’s misadventures based on classic Chinese stories...
Sites such as Youku Tudou are no longer content with streaming movies and making their own web series...
Magazines |2015-05-11 07:20:33
REVIEW: Sociological web: The Upstairs Wife by Rafia Zakaria

AS her memoir-cum-history book demonstrates, respected Pakistani columnist Rafia Zakaria possesses a decided gift with words...
Based on the sad story of her aunt, Amina, the book chronicles the manner in which Amina attempts to cope with her husband Sohail’s second marriage
Archive |2017-04-05 06:52:23
Inventor of World Wide Web wins computing’s ‘Nobel Prize’

But they might not be doing any of those things had he not invented the World Wide Web...
“But I think the award is for the Web as a project, and the massive international collaborative spirit of all that have joined me to help...
Archive |2017-07-21 07:05:11
US, European police shut down ‘dark web’ markets

WASHINGTON: US and European police on Thursday announced the shutdown of two huge “dark web” marketplaces that allowed the anonymous online trade of drugs, hacking software and guns...
We will find you, dismantle your organisation and network, and we will prosecute you,” Sessions said in a warning to dark web entrepreneurs...
Archive |2017-04-12 06:40:40
Bangladesh stars’ secret marriage sparks web sensation

DHAKA: One of Bangladesh’s biggest film stars caused an internet sensation on Tuesday when she revealed she had wed her on-screen lover, but kept the marriage secret for nine years to protect his career...
Apu Biswas told a Bangladesh TV station she had a seven-month-old child with Shakib Khan, whom she had married in secret in 2008, and was only going public now because of his neglect
Pakistan |2015-11-26 00:01:15
Office of Christian web TV gutted in mysterious fire

KARACHI: The office of a web television channel representing the Christian community was destroyed in a mysterious fire in Karachi, officials said on Wednesday...
O) Sarwar Commando, the blaze erupted in the two-room office of ‘Gawahi’ (web TV) in Akhter Colony area of the city on Monday night...
Archive |2016-03-06 06:36:02
Web of deceit

Italian novelist and philosopher Umberto Eco’s latest novel Numero Zero is a mystery novel about media politics, conspiracies, and murder...
When you think of an Umberto Eco, you think of conspiracy theorists engaged in extended conversations with some philosophy and meta-fiction thrown in
World |2015-07-20 09:51:37
What's driving China's latest web boom?

What is "online-to-offline"?Connecting web users to real-world goods and services...
Still, smaller groups such as car repair service Y1S, jobs site Zhaopin and door-to-door massage service Kung Fu Bear are trying to carve out their own niches...
Business |2016-08-11 13:26:26
Gmail to roll out new security measures for web, mobile users

A post on Google's official blog said that if web or Android cellphone users receive a message that can't be authenticated with either Sender Policy Framework or DKIM, a question mark will be shown in place of the senders profile photo, corporate logo or avatar...
Web users who receive messages with links to dangerous websites known for phishing, malware and unwanted software will be given warnings when they click on the links...
Archive |2015-12-02 06:38:19
Khattak launches web TV

PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervez Khattak launched the web television of the province here on Tuesday...
The web TV would broadcast programmes on news, current affairs, culture, tourism, entertainment and interviews of public figures...
Archive |2015-09-20 07:42:12
The spider’s web: Child trafficking in Karachi

Had their saviours been two hours late, the girls would have been lost in the web of child trafficking...
“Just before he was elevated to the Supreme Court and had to leave for Islamabad, Justice Baqar issued an interim order in one of our petitions, whereby the police were forced to consider cases of missing children as a cognisable offence after 48 hours...