Showing posts with label media in libya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media in libya. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

the media in libya after the revolution

ظهرت نحو 200 مطبوعة مستقلة في ليبيا منذ سقوط الزعيم المخلوع معمر القذافي ويقول باعة صحف ان الزبائن يغادرون متاجرهم محملين بالصحف حتى يضمنوا الا يفوتهم اي خبر. ويقولون ان هذا مجرد ثمن زهيد يدفعونه من أجل الحرية.
وقال رجب الوحيشي الذي يبيع الصحف منذ عام 1956 "الزبائن يشترون كل الصحف التي يجدونها امامهم ثم يقررون ماذا سيقرأون." وأضاف أن التجارة مزدهرة بفضل تنوع المحتوى وعدد المطبوعات المعروضة للبيع.
وقتل القذافي يوم الخميس خارج سرت مسقط رأسه التي خاض فيها اخر مواجهة ضد مقاتلي المجلس الوطني الانتقالي المدعومين بحلف شمال الاطلسي.

Monday, October 24, 2011

libyan media and the united states



Thursday, September 29, 2011

media in Libya

In Libyan "vacuum," "new media outlets have blossomed
" including Libya Al Hurra and an English FM station.
29 Sep 2011 Susan Sachs
"In fact, in the new Libya there are no rules. The country is running on ad-hoc decisions most often made by committees in individual towns and neighbourhoods. The Transitional National Council, the anti-Gadhafi forces’ provisional governing body, has not appointed interim ministers. In the vacuum, new media outlets have blossomed. Local television and radio channels have sprung up in the larger cities of Benghazi and Misrata.

Saturday, September 3, 2011

Lauren Lyster report: Al-Jazeera - biased coverage of Libya and Syria?

@LaurenLyster  
Syria is thought to be on the brink of a revolution. And many around the world are questioning the media coverage coming out of the violence worn country. The political instability has claimed the lives of thousands. Danny Schechter, filmmaker and blogger at NewsDissector.org, is going to break down the coverage of Syria for us

Monday, August 29, 2011

African Media Leaders Forum

Dear Media Leader,
Have you registered to participate in the 4th African Media Leaders Forum (AMLF), the only annual gathering of African media owners and operators?
Due to the nature of this Forum, the number of delegates to attend is limited and we cannot guarantee your participation past the deadline for registration on September 14th 2011.
The theme of the 2011 Forum is "Empowering Citizens Through Social Media and Technology Adaptation: What Future for Traditional Media?"
It will be held at the Ramada Plaza Gammarth in Tunis, on November 10th and 11th 2011

Middle East Media Guide, unpdate your info and place your ad

The Middle East & North Africa Media Guide is an easy-to-use reference book listing contact details, telephone & fax numbers, postal and e-mail addresses, distribution and circulation data for over 4,800 newspapers, magazines, television channels, radio stations and other media outlets across 18 countries, as well as providing insightful analysis and an overview of the regional media industry.
Now in its eighth edition, the 562-page guide is fully revised, updated and expanded with even more media contacts

Friday, August 26, 2011

American held in solitary escapes Tripoli prison

By Brian Walker and Phil Gast, CNN
August 26, 2011 8:32 a.m. EDT


The Corinthia Bab Africa Hotel in Tripoli, where numerous foreign journalists are based, came under attack on Thursday

a video from AFP

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Mainstream media admit "waves of disinformation" in Libya

Mainstream media admit "waves of disinformation" in Libya
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Posted: 2011/08/25

Media use psychological warfare techniques in order to give the appearance of a rebel victory in Libya

By Madison Ruppert
Recently I covered the constant disinformation published by a Syrian “journalist” and editor of the American-funded anti-Syrian propaganda network out of London, England, Barada TV.
This blatant (and admitted) politicized disinformation was just the beginning.

Mahdi Nazemroaya from libya

The line got cut - For those who don't know - he has been reporting from Tripoli - there are videos on this channel from him, and also at RussiaToday, and he is a member of http://www.voltairenet.org and appears on http://www.golbalresearch.ca