Clear the clutter
By News Desk
June 06, 2025
It is often observed during government press conferences that numerous microphones are placed on the dais or rostrum in front of the speaker. This practice not only obstructs clear visibility but also detracts from the overall aesthetics of the event. To enhance both the visual appeal and the effectiveness of communication, it is recommended that only two high-quality and compact microphones be installed in front of the speaker.
Media personnel can then connect their equipment directly to this distribution box, eliminating the need to place individual microphones on the dais.
Muhammad Abdus Samad
Islamabad
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