Media Cooperation with the Arab World and Iran
The IMS “Media and Dialogue” focus area aims to enhance freedom of expression and, through exchanges and collaboration between media professionals, generate more nuanced media coverage in Denmark as well as in the countries of cooperation. Activities include cooperation with media partners throughout the Arab world and Iran.
What's it like for foreign media to work in the Arab world? IMS has interviewed some of the experts:
Archive
- World Press Freedom Day: Watch out for "Big Brother"
- New international initiative in support of Iranian media
- Social media and democracy in closed societies
- Turkey's divisions: Not about religion, but about class and ideology
- Turkey a future central player in Middle East
- Iran – a twitter revolution?
- Turkey and the Middle East – Journalist Conference, Damascus
- Filming in the world’s happiest country
- Tunisia’s only independent radio station fights back
- One woman, one camera in the streets of Beirut
- Opening doors for media in the Arab world and Iran
- Lebanese, Jordanian and Syrian broadcasters find common ground
- Want to work with media in the Arab world?
- Iranian journalists forced into hiding
- Online reporting fills reporting gap in Iran
- Regional programme in Arab world approved for next two years
- Sharing a wealth of experiences
- Vacancy: Student Assistant
- One logo - two discourses
- Beirut Conference November 2007
- Media in the line of fire amid unrest in Beirut
- Fostering professional collaboration
- Elections Handbook, Arabic, 2005
- Conflict Sensitive Journalism, Arabic
- Tunisia's media landscape, June 2002
Links
Lebanese, Jordanian and Syrian broadcasters find common ground
Mario Atallah, Producer of the Lebanese NTV youth programme 16/24, describes the highligts of working together with peers in Jordan and Syria as part of IMS’ national broadcaster exchange programme
Want to work with media in the Arab world?
IMS seeks a programme officer, a programme assistant as well as freelancers for the Media and Dialogue Unit which is responsible for IMS acitivities in the Arab world and Iran
Iranian journalists forced into hiding
In Iran, pressure is mounting on media and journalists as street rallies continue. More than 30 prominent Iranian journalists and bloggers have been reported arrested, and international media monitoring groups say that many others feel compelled to go into hiding out of fear
Online reporting fills reporting gap in Iran
With conventional channels of communication virtually blocked, Iranians have used new means of commuication to post photos, videos and stories online to let the world know about public dissent in Iran in the aftermath of the Presidential Election
Regional programme in Arab world approved for next two years
IMS regional media programme for the Arab world and Iran prepares for its third phase with approved funding through the Danish Arab Partnership Programme
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