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KEYNOTE ADDRESS: HIS MAJESTY KING ABDULLAH OF JORDAN
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| HM King Abdullah of Jordan stresses the importance of Arab broadcast media’s independence for progressive change in the Middle East. |
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| Jerusalem Capital Studios CEO, Gaby Rosenberg, asks HM King Abdullah whether he thinks Arab media are covering Middle Eastern events in a fair and responsible manner and whether they contribute to the region’s peace process. |
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| ARD Executive News Editor, Jay Tuck, asks King Abdullah about the reporting of Al Jazeera and other Arab media and whether they influence the domestic situation within Jordan. |
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Complete transcripts of the keynote: His Majesty King Abdullah of Jordan
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THE DIVERSITY OF ARABIC MEDIA
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| Session chair Emad El Din Adeeb asks Editor-in-Chief of Al Jazeera, Ahmed Al-Shaikh: "do you at Al Jazeera report everything or anything, or do you have a judgment"? |
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| Al Manar News Director, Ibrahim Mousawi, discusses his broadcaster's editorial position on reporting Palestinian bombing operations. And Ahmad Fawzi, Director News & Media, UN Dept. of Public Information, discusses with other session contributors the difficulty of defining terrorism. |
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| Margaret Ward, Foreign News Editor of RTE, asks Ahmed Al-Shaikh about Al Jazeera's decision not to broadcast a tape of hostage Margaret Hassan being beheaded. |
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| Al Arabiya's Salah Negm and Alhurra's Mouafac Harb discuss the politics behind the financing of national and pan-Arab broadcasters. |
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| TF1 reporter Nahida Nakad talks about France's banning of the hijab in public schools and how it was reported by western and Arab media. |
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Complete transcripts of the diversity of Arabic media session
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