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332 Ishtiaq Ahmad Choudhry, Muhammad Nawaz Mahsud and Shajee Hasan Reflection of US Policies by The Nation Figure 1.1: Editorial Figure 1.2: Editorial Notes The analytical review of figures 1.3 & 1.4 illustrate that ‘The News’ for the first month of the study published less editorials and more editorial notes on the issue of US Policy. While for the month of February the paper published no editorial, and published more editorial notes on the issue. Similarly for the month of March the said paper published significant editorials compared to its editorial notes. The month wise comparison of the paper in term of the published editorials shows that the paper significantly published more editorial notes on the issue for the three months period than its number of editorials published on same issue. It can be concluded that the issue is given little more importance in the paper’s editorial notes compared to its editorials. Reflection of US Policies by The News Figure 1.3: Editorials Figure 1.4: Editorial notes The daily ‘Dawn’ comparison of editorials and editorial notes published on the mentioned issue shows that the paper for the study’s first month published less editorials and more editorial notes on the reflection of US Policy (figures 1.5.& 1.6). The results further illustrate that for the month of February the paper published more editorials than its editorial notes published on the said issue. It is also observed that the paper for the month of March published more editorials and editorial notes, but the comparison shows that the said paper relatively published some what more editorial notes than its editorials. It can be concluded that the paper that the paper significantly published more editorials and editorial notes on the issue for the month of March compared to its matters for the months of January and February. While the comparison of the published editorial notes on the issue illustrates that again the paper published more editorial notes for the month of March than its editorial published for the months of January and February. It can be summarized that all the national dailies have given more importance in editorial notes than their editorials.
Reflection of US Policy Towards Pakistan in Pakistani Press 333 Reflection of US Policies by Dawn Figure 1.5: Editorial Figure 1.6: Editorial Note Figures 1.7 & 1.8 reveal the selected three national English dailies’ published editorials and editorial notes on the issue of US policy toward Pakistan for the whole three months study’s period. It is evident from the findings that all the three dailies have given more importance to the issue in their editorials for the month of March compared to their editorials published on the selected issue for the months of January and February. Similarly the comparison of the selected papers editorial notes on the issue shows that the leading dailies have given significantly more coverage to the issue by their editorial notes for month of January than their importance in editorial notes given to the same issue for the months of February and March. Reflection of US Policies by the three dailies Figure 1.7: Editorials Figure 1.8: Editorial notes Month wise editorials’ comparison of the selected dailies shows that all the papers published more editorials on the issue for the month of March compared to their published editorials on the same issue for the months of January and February. While their published editorial notes’ comparison illustrates that all the dailies published more editorial notes on the issue for the month January than their editorial notes published for the months of February and March on the same issue. Table 1.1: ‘The Nation’ three months coverage of the issue Months Editorial Space Ed. notes Space January 00 00 12 1653 February 05 055 06 689 March 03 636 09 1128 N: 09 1691 27 3470 The figures of table 1.1 illustrate the number of editorials and editorial notes and the space given to reflection of US policies by daily ‘The Nation’ for the period of three months The results show that for the month of January the paper published total twelve editorials with the observed space (1653) given to them, for the month of February the paper has published five editorials with space
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