Arab Media Outlook

Arab Media Forum hosts Al Arabiya News Channel's panel

Sun, 2012-05-13 07:38 - By  

The second day of the 11th Arab Media Forum hosted Al Arabiya News Channel's panel, moderated by one of the Channel's news anchors, Muntaha Al Ramahy.

TV talk shows in Arab region need to abide by conscience and ethical standards, panellists say at Arab Media Forum

Sun, 2012-05-13 07:24 - By  

TV talk shows in the Arab region need to strike a balance between encouraging a fervent debate among guests in a bid to attract audiences and abiding by the code of ethics and their own conscience, according to experts during the final session of the 11th Arab Media Forum (AMF 2012).

Arab Media Forum 2012 examines lack of creativity in content on Arab television

Sun, 2012-05-13 07:07 - By  

Television programmes of varying genres have become the most popular information tool worldwide. Innovation, however, remains restricted with television producers unable to move away from stereotypes amidst concerns that the community is unprepared to accept change.

Twitter stars discuss echo of tweets at Arab Media Forum 2012 in Dubai

Wed, 2012-05-09 07:27 - By  

Twitter has given the regular citizen a powerful platform and a voice that was previously unavailable to them, according to panellists on the opening day of the 11th Arab Media Forum (AMF 2012).

Arab Spring reveals complementary relationship between new and traditional media, says panel at Arab Media Forum 2012

Wed, 2012-05-09 07:18 - By  

Noting the phenomenal role new media has played in shaping the course of events during the Arab Spring, the future equation between social and traditional media platforms is more complementary than conflicting, according to panellists on the opening day of the 11th Arab Media Forum (AMF 2012).

'Arab Media Outlook' report sheds light on the media sector and highlights MBC Group's contributions

Tue, 2012-05-08 07:33 - By  

On the sidelines of the 11th annual "Arab Media Forum," organized by "Dubai Press Club", an in-depth report entitled "Arab Media Outlook" was published in its 4th edition - issued once every three years - and considered as a reference in the MENA region for Media companies and consumers, be they viewers, readers, listeners or bloggers, among others.

Regional advertising market to grow to $6 billion

Wed, 2012-05-02 09:21 - By  

According to the 'Arab Media Outlook', a study published yesterday by the Dubai Press Club and Deloitte, the Arab advertising market is to grow to a value of US$6 billion (Dh22.03bn) by 2015, bringing hope to a media industry hit hard by the disruptions of the Arab Spring and the global financial downturn. Greater use of the internet and wider economic growth have been cited as driving a rebound in the regional media market, after advertising spending fell by more than 10 per cent in 2009 and last year.


Round up of 'most shared' stories in April 2012 on mediaME.com

Tue, 2012-05-01 07:47 - By  

 

This month, the mediaME Editor has rounded-up the most shared news stories and headlines by mediaME users across social media platforms. Here are the 'most shared' stories for April 2012 which provide a summarized look-back at the month.

 


Dubai Press Club launches fourth Edition of Arab Media Outlook

Tue, 2012-05-01 07:24 - By  
 
Recent events in the Arab world have generated a relatively positive impact on the regional media, raising the bar on the quality of news reporting, accelerating the engagement with digital platforms and firmly placing the region on the strategic map of global media houses, announced Maryam Bin Fahad, Executive Director, Dubai Press Club.
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