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Arab journalists in transnational media

Despite the increasing volume of books about Arab news media, the world of Arab journalists has remained the center of few academic endeavors. This book provides an innovative study of Arab journalists in transnational media, which are scattered in several cities inside and outside the Arab World such as the BBC Arabic (London), Al Jazeera (Doha) and Al Arabiya (Dubai). The book offeres an unprecedented discussion about the phenomena of Arab emigre and transnational media, and an analysis of Arab journalists memoirs. — Book Description.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 182 pages

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