About the Contributors Chapter 1. The Changing Nature of News in the Arab World Barrie Gunter and Roger Dickinson Chapter 2. Evolving News Systems in the Gulf Countries Khalid Aljaber and Barrie Gunter Chapter 3.News in Iraq Ahmed Al-Rawi and Barrie Gunter Chapter 4. The Development of the Palestinian News Media Zaki Nussibeh and Roger Dickinson Chapter 5.News Consumption and News Agendas in Egypt Hamza Mohammed and Barrie Gunter Chapter 6. The Changing News Landscape of Libya Mokhtar Elareshi and Julian Matthews Chapter 7. News Developments and Changes to News Consumption Patterns in the Arab World Khalid Al-Jaber and Barrie Gunter Chapter 8. News Media and Political Socialisation of Young People: The Case of Bahrain Ebrahim Al-Shaikh and Vincent Campbell Chapter 9. What is the Future for News in the Arab World? Roger Dickinson and Barrie Gunter
Examines the way local, national and cross-national Arab audiences engage with different news sources and how the rapidly expanding news markets have changed news consumption.
Examines the way local, national and cross-national Arab audiences engage with different news sources and how the rapidly expanding news markets have changed news consumption.
Barrie Gunter is Professor of Mass Communication in the Department of Media and Communication at the University of Leicester, UK. Roger Dickinson is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Media and Communication at the University of Leicester, UK.
This absorbing volume provides great insight into the Arab
mediascape, based on critical and empirical research in ten Arab
countries. It explores the profound changes culminating in the rise
of transnational pan-Arab media, including Al Jazeera, and the flow
of media content from the Arab region to the rest of the world. The
volume provides an accessible and diverse survey of the Arab media,
and an indispensable reference to anyone interested in the shifting
media and political landscape in the Arab region.
*Noha Mellor, Professor, Department of Media & Journalism,
Bedfordshire University, UK*
This book provides a much-needed empirically grounded update on the
state of the news media in the Arab world at a time of continuous
social and political flux. In detailing the rapid changes, and in
some cases, the radical re-configuration, of the Arab news media
industry, this book refocuses attention to the potential of the
news media as a ‘fourth estate’ – or an alternative source of
political opinion and debate. The book is a valuable resource for
scholars and journalists working on the Arab world and its
media.
*Dina Matar, Director, Centre for Media and Film Studies, School of
Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK*
Gunter and Dickinson’s book is a refreshingly objective reading of
the Media in the Arab countries it discusses. It presents the
contemporary state of the media and deepens the reader’s
understanding with excellent historical, social and political
backgrounds. This book is an outstanding example of the great
scholarship that results from the collaboration of scholars from
the West and the East.
*Dr. Gaby Semaan, Media and Communication Specialist, Assistant
Professor, University of Toledo, US*
If you want a quick run down on media history of the region, this
book will provide it for you.
*Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly*
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