The Making of Arab NewsBloomsbury Publishing PLC, 28 janv. 2005 - 163 pages Since September 11, Arab and American journalists have been trading barbs, accusing each other of bias and a lack of objectivity. But is news coverage in Arab countries all that different from American coverage? The Making of Arab News draws comparisons, including examples of Arabic news language and their English translations, to show how Arab news values have been Americanized and how these values are reflected in the language used in the Arab news. Noha Mellor further discusses claims that the current development in the Arab news media could be the first step toward democratization. |
Table des matières
The Arab Region Similarities and Differences | 17 |
History of Arab News | 25 |
From Interpersonal to Mass Communication | 26 |
News as a Unionization Tool | 30 |
Forms of Control | 32 |
The Bureaucratic Gatekeeper | 36 |
Foreign News | 41 |
Categorization of the Arab Press Rughs Typology Revisited | 49 |
MSA The Language of News | 109 |
The Development of MSA | 110 |
Diglossia | 112 |
Myths about MSA | 116 |
Characteristics of News Language | 117 |
Values in Language | 123 |
Journalists as Language Custodians | 124 |
Objectivity in the News Narrative | 126 |
Evaluation of the Typology | 51 |
The Press and Public Opinion | 59 |
Arab Newspapers Abroad | 61 |
News Values | 75 |
News Is Politics | 76 |
News Is a Social Responsibility | 81 |
News Is Objective | 87 |
Prominence | 91 |
Newness | 94 |
The News Genre | 103 |
The News Genre | 104 |
Structure | 127 |
News versus Views | 130 |
Attribution | 134 |
Hierarchy of Textual Representation | 138 |
Tense and Deictic | 140 |
Conclusion | 143 |
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Abdel Rahman Abdelfattah Abu Bakr Abu Zeid Al Arabiya Al Hayat Al Jazeera Algeria American journalists American news media analysis Arab countries Arab journalists Arab media Arab news media Arab newspapers Arab press Arab region Arab scholars Arab world Arabic language argues audience Ayalon Ayish censorship classical Arabic communications coverage cultural Dajani debate diverse editors Egypt Emirates English translation Ennaji example fact factors freedom French genres Gulf Haeri Hafez Hayat important instance Iraq Iraqi issues Jammal Jazeera journalism khabar Kirat Kuwait Lebanese Lebanon literary media outlets mobilization Modern Standard Arabic modernization Moroccan Morocco objectivity official ownership Palestinian pan-Arab particularly party press percent political programs public opinion Qatar readers regarded regimes Reporters Without Borders reporting role Rugh Rugh's typology Saudi Arabia Schudson serve Sharq Al Awsat shows sources speech story Syria tabloids television tion Tunisia Turkistani values vernacular western على
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Global Communication: Theories, Stakeholders, and Trends Thomas L. McPhail Aucun aperçu disponible - 2009 |