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Introducing public service media principles to the state-owned newspapers: The case study of Al-Ahram
Egypt has a large number of state-owned newspapers that are considered as the mouthpieces of the political power. In order to remove the state control over the content provided by these newspapers it is recommended that these newspapers undertake bold reforms. The thesis suggests their transformatio...
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2015
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