A long way to go: women journalists still struggle to gain ground in Arab media

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Women journalists are rare in Arabic countries and those that exist do not get assigned feature articles or editorial and are often in fear for their lives. The extreme small number of women in broadcasting appear only on women's shows. One rare success story is May Kahale, a top journalist for Lebanon's LBC TV.

Author: Abu-Fadil, Magda
Middle East, Laws, regulations and rules, Employment, Periodicals, Women journalists, Arab countries, Muslim women, Women in Islam, Women in journalism

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When bright screens go black

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Approximately 15 million television viewers in the Moscow, Russia, area lost television reception when a fire started at the Ostankino television tower on Aug 27, 2000. Regular programming returned on Sep 3, 2000.

Author: Novoselov, Yuri
Russia, Fires, Moscow, Russia (City)

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Hezbollah TV claims credit for ousting Israelis

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The television station operated in Lebanon by the Hezbollah takes credit for ending the occupation of southern Lebanon by Israelis.

Author: Abu-Fadil, Magda
Lebanon, Management, Telecommunications systems, Behavior, Hezbollah, Israelis in Lebanon, Israelis

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Subjects list: Cover Story, Television broadcasting industry, Television stations
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