They never put that on the screen. People saw something dramatically different in CNN's coverage of the Gulf War. Most of them were translators, and their reports suffered from a certain coldness, because so much of it was British material that they just translated into Arabic. They did that with about 85 percent of the news. Al-Jazeera produces all our own news, from the idea of the story up to the end.
Video is of leaders sitting together, talking together, everything is fine.
Behind the scenes everything is not fine. They never put that on the screen. The BBC Arabic service got into trouble with Orbit and the people who financed it because time after time they would go for commentary on important news from Saudi Arabia to Mr. Masari, a very militant spokesman for the militant Saudi opposition, rather to someone who was detached like a scholar or a London Middle East think-tank specialist. They went to Masari even when they needed a commentary on the Saudi budget. The main problem now is that we don't have any opposition after the attempted coup.