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MEB Journal
| January-February 2008 |
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Democratizing The Arab Screen
Arab television has been pulled out of the hands of government officials and seized in the tight grip of a few big business moguls, who seem to control television ratings and direct industry trends from inside executive boardrooms.
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The Duties of TV Stations
Television stations have a duty to serve the public interest. Most of us heed that dictum and agree holeheartedly. It is interesting, however, to note how that responsibility often falls on deaf ears in other corners of the media world.
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HD image quality
Obviously, in today’s world, we’re no longer in a single-standard environment.High definition (HD) choices add a level of complexity
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Just Technicalities
It’s a quiet afternoon at Beirut Hall, a studio complex on the outskirts of Lebanon’s capital. The MBC studio, where up to nine of MBC’s programs are
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Future News
Future News, the all-news offshoot of Lebanon’s Future Television, began 24-hour broadcasting in December after several delayed launch dates.
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Dubai Grants Syrian TV
The Dubai government is set to grant $8 million to Syria’s Public Authority for Radio and Television. Dubai Media Incorporated (DMI),
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People Meter
A “people meter” to monitor television viewer-ship habits will be in place by year’s end, according to Sam arnett , COO of MBC Group.
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