Latest in Tag: radio Highlight
Latest in Tag: radio
Though dead, radio pioneer leaves lasting legacy
Amal Fahmi died Sunday at age 92
185,400 broadcasting hours recorded by radio networks in 2016-2017: CAPMAS
The Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) stated that the number of radio networks in Egypt reached 10, with a total number of broadcasting hours at 185,400 in 2016/2017, compared to 185,300 hours in 2015/2016, an increase of 0.1%. This came in a press statement on the occasion of World Radio Day, held …
TV anchor suspended for criticising official response to flood crisis
The anchor was previously banned from presenting during Morsi, Mubarak ruling periods
Endowments ministry partners with state TV to produce weekly segment
New measures prepared by Ministry of Religious Endowments aiming to counter terrorism
President intervenes to reinstate suspended radio presenter
Aida Seoudy suspended after criticisms of demonstrator deaths in protests against Mubarak ruling, ANHRI calls incident violation of freedoms
Homeland Security searches Radio Tram offices
“We were treated well,” says Radio Tram Manager
Polarised, politicised and biased: Covering Egypt
In Egypt’s dire political situation, one of the most important ways to understand the complexities of the situation is the media; supposedly the institution that seeks to find the truth and present it to its audience. However, in Egypt’s case, much of the local media is polarised, politicised and biased, and international media as well does not serve as an alternative for objective reporting due to the many challenges it faces. The Daily News Egypt reviews the positions of local and international media coverage of Egypt’s latest events, and the different narratives that are presented.
Maspero suspends radio presenter
Radio presenter Bahaa Al-Malky sent to investigation for hosting leading Tamarod figure
Maspero in crisis: report
The AFTE also claimed former head of the state-run TV sector Essam El-Amir resigned last December because of intervention in the coverage of the presidential palace clashes.
I Am Cairo Radio: Highlighting the beauty of Egypt’s largest city
New online radio launches, and with it a campaign for the love of the Egyptian city
Lawsuit against top information officials calls for transparency
Media and rights studies group files a lawsuit calling for transparency in radio stations creation process
Tune into Sound of Sakia
Sakia is branching out and is launching El Sakia TV within the next two weeks