National broadcasting and state policy in Arab Countries [electronic resource] /
Guaaybess, T.editor.
A state-of-the-art analysis of the situation of national television in Arab countries, addressing what Arab national broadcastings today say about public policy and political opening. The essays deal with the reforms of public broadcasting organizations and the evolution, perspectives and issues of national broadcasting.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: -- Notes on Contributors -- National Broadcasting and Policy in Arab Countries -- Broadcasting Transitions in the United Arab Emirates -- Television Reform in Saudi Arabia: Keeping the Monarchy in Control -- The Other Face of Qatari TV Broadcasting -- Reforming Egypt's Broadcasting in the Post 'January 25th' : The Challenges of Path Dependence -- The Lebanese Broadcasting System: A Battle Between Political Parallelism, Commercialization and De-facto Liberalism -- Syrian Television Drama: A National Industry in a Pan-Arab Mediascape -- 'We Cannot Let it Loose': Geopolitics, Security and Reform in Jordanian Broadcasting -- Liberalization of the Moroccan Broadcasting Sector: Breakthroughs and Limitations -- Libyan Broadcasting Under al-Qadhafi: The Politics of Pseudo-Liberalization -- Algerian Public Authorities in the Face of Transnational Media Competition: Between status quo and Deregulation -- Towards a Supranational Analysis of Arab Media : The Role of Cities -- Index.
A state-of-the-art analysis of the situation of national television in Arab countries, addressing what Arab national broadcastings today say about public policy and political opening. The essays deal with the reforms of public broadcasting organizations and the evolution, perspectives and issues of national broadcasting.
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