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It is Aljazeera Spring

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It is Aljazeera Spring

Dr. Hadeel Shqair
ISBN 9789923152799
الوزن 1.000
الحجم 17×24
الورق ابيض
الصفحات 272
السنة 2024
النوع مجلد

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This book investigates Aljazeera TV’s role in shaping Arab political awareness during the 18 days of the Egyptian Revolution, from 25 January to February 11, 2011. Situated within media impact studies based on news content analysis, the book is based on an ethnographic research on Aljazeera with thematic analysis of its news content during the Revolution. The study aims to understand the channel’s role between covering the events on the one hand, and participating in the event on the other hand. The study explores how the channel employed its staff and media discourse to play its role in the political change. The book focuses on the emotions in journalism, arguing that Aljazeera, by satisfying the audience’s cognitive and emotional needs, was able to gain their trust over a long period of time, which enabled it to influence the shaping of their political awareness. Based on the aims of the study, I employ semi-structured interviews and archive analysis to produce an intimate narrative analytical account of the channel’s coverage of the Egyptian Revolution in a notable and important level of detail. The study primarily focuses on the themes and impact of Aljazeera’s main news bulletin, news reports and political commentary of the Arab thinker Azmi Bishara during the Revolution through an analysis of the archive. To understand how the channel produced its coverage of the Revolution, the study depends on semi-structured interviews with Aljazeera staff who produced the coverage. The analysis shows how Aljazeera overcame the Egyptian authorities’ measures against it and broadcast all that the regime’s media ignored and denied during the Egyptian Revolution. Aljazeera employs the themes and visual elements of its news content in favour of the revolutionaries, which contradicted the objective journalism principles, and contributed to the benefit of the Revolution by encouraging, alerting and guiding the revolutionaries. The results of the research illustrate that satisfying Arab audience's needs for knowledge and collective values enhances Arab television media’s ability to influence the audience's attitudes. Aljazeera, by employing its financial capabilities, network of correspondents and dealing with news in a different approach from what Arab media used to adopt, satisfies Arab viewers’ needs for knowledge and collective values. This role, regardless of hidden agendas, would increase in awareness that enables people to monitor regimes, challenge it, and eventually move to demand their rights through revolutions.

الصفحةالموضوع
5 LIST OF CONTENTS
9 LIST OF IMAGES
11 INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
15 1.1.   INTRODUCTION
16 1.2.   RESEARCH QUESTIONS
17 1.3.   RESEARCH CONTEXT
19 1.4.   RESEARCH SIGNIFICANCE
21 1.5.   CHAPTER OUTLINE
22 1.6.   RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
23 1.6.1.  ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH
24 1.6.2.  DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
26 1.6.2.1. ARCHIVAL DATA
27 1.6.2.2. INTERVIEWS
29 1.7.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER TWO
LITERATURE REVIEW
33 2.1.   INTRODUCTION
34 2.2.   LITERATURE ON ALJAZEERA
34 2.2.1.  DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE
37 2.2.2.  COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
39 2.2.3.  THE ALJAZEERA IMPACT LITERATURE
43 2.2.4.  ALJAZEERA NEWS PRODUCTION LITERATURE
45 2.3.   THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
46 2.3.1.  JOURNALISM & EMOTIONS
47 2.4.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER THREE
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
51 3.1.   INTRODUCTION
52 3.2.   THE BIRTH OF ALJAZEERA
54 3.3.   THE DEVELOPMENT OF ALJAZEERA'S VALUES
57 3.4.   OBJECTIVITY AND BIAS
61 3.5.   REASONS WHY ALJAZEERA IS A PHENOMENON
61 3.5.1.  SPECIALIZATION
63 3.5.2.  STAFF QUALITY
66 3.5.3.  PRESENTING ALL PERSPECTIVES
69 3.5.4.  FREEDOM
70 3.5.5.  ALJAZEERA’S COVERAGE OF CRITICAL EVENTS
71 3.5.5.1.     THE 2ND PALESTINIAN UPRISING – 2000
74 3.5.5.2.     THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN – 2001
78 3.5.5.3.     IRAQ WAR – 2003
80 3.5.5.4.     GAZA WAR – 2008/2009
83 3.5.5.5.     ARAB REVOLUTIONS – 2010/2011
88 3.6.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER FOUR
THE JOURNALISTIC PROCEDURES OF ALJAZEERA’S COVERAGE OF THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
91 4.1.   INTRODUCTION
91 4.2.   THE JOURNALISTIC PROCEDURES OF ALJAZEERA’S COVERAGE
92 4.2.1.  THE CONTINUOUS COVERAGE DECISION
98 4.2.2.  CUTTING OFF THE INTERNET AND PHONE SERVICE
100 4.2.3.  THE CLOSURE OF ALJAZEERA’S BUREAU
101 4.2.4.  ALJAZEERA’S TEAM IN TAHRIR SQUARE
105 4.2.5.  CUTTING OFF ALJAZEERA’S BROADCAST SIGNAL ON NILESAT
107 4.2.6.  THE CAMEL BATTLE
111 4.2.7.  NEWS SOURCES AND UTILIZING THE CITIZEN JOURNALISM
114 4.3.   CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES OVER THE OBJECTIVITY OF ALJAZEERA’S COVERAGE
115 4.3.1.  ALJAZEERA’S CAMERAS ON TAHRIR SQUARE
118 4.3.2.  ALJAZEERA’S PROMOS
121 4.3.3.  ALJAZEERA’S PRESENTERS PERFORMANCE
125 4.3.4.  THE PHONE-INS
127 4.4.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER FIVE
ALJAZEERA’S HARVEST BULLETIN DURING THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
131 5.1.   INTRODUCTION
132 5.2.   HARVEST BULLETIN’S THEMES
133 5.2.1.  DEMONSTRATING THE POWER OF THE REVOLUTION
141 5.2.2.  RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT THE DEMANDS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THE MISTAKES OF THE REGIME
145 5.2.3.  THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE SITUATION IN EGYPT
149 5.2.4.  THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE DEMONSTRATORS WITH THE ARMY
150 5.2.5.  PROMOTING THE SYMBOLISM OF TAHRIR SQUARE
151 5.2.6.  IDENTIFYING THE ENEMIES OF THE REVOLUTION AND THE EGYPTIAN PEOPLE
162 5.3.   HARVEST BULLETIN’S VISUAL CONTENT
170 5.4.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER SIX
ALJAZEERA’S NEWS REPORTS DURING THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
173 6.1.   INTRODUCTION
174 6.2.   ALJAZEERA’S EDITORIAL STANDARDS FOR NEWS REPORTS
175 6.2.1.  THE REPORTS’ LENGTH
176 6.2.2.  THE REPORTS’ STYLE AND LANGUAGE
179 6.2.3.  THE REPORTS’ OBJECTIVITY
181 6.2.4.  THE REPETITION OF REPORTS
183 6.3.   NEWS REPORTS ANALYSIS
183 6.3.1.  MAZEN IBRAHIM REPORT - 8 FEBRUARY 2011
185 6.3.2.  FAWZI BUSHRA REPORT – 28 JANUARY 2011
189 6.3.3.  FAWZI BUSHRA REPORT – 31 JANUARY 2011
191 6.3.4.  FAWZI BUSHRA REPORT – 6 FEBRUARY 2011
193 6.3.5.  FATIMA TRIKI REPORT – 6 FEBRUARY 2011
195 6.3.6.  FAWZI BUSHRA REPORT - 11 FEBRUARY 2011
197 6.4.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER SEVEN
ALJAZEERA’S POLITICAL EXPERT’S COMMENTARY DURING THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
201 7.1.   INTRODUCTION
202 7.2.   WHY AZMI BISHARA?
203 7.2.1.  BISHARA’S INTELLECTUAL APPROACH
207 7.2.2.  BISHARA’S KNOWLEDGE
209 7.2.3.  BISHARA’S STYLE OF PRESENTATION
212 7.3.   ANALYSIS OF BISHARA’S POLITICAL COMMENTARY DURING THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
214 7.3.1.  CONTEXT OF ENCOURAGEMENT
220 7.3.2.  CONTEXT OF WARNING
227 7.3.3.  CONTEXT OF GUIDANCE
229 7.4.   CONCLUSION
CHAPTER EIGHT
CONCLUSION
233 8.1.   FRAMING THE DISCUSSION
234 8.2.   ALJAZEERA’S COVERAGE OF THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION
240 8.3.   UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF ALJAZEERA’S ROLE IN SHAPING THE POLITICAL AWARENESS OF ARAB
242 8.4.   RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE STUDIES
242 8.5.   FINAL THOUGHTS
245 APPENDICES
247 BIBLIOGRAPHY
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9789923152799 :ISBN
It is Aljazeera Spring :الكتاب
Dr. Hadeel Shqair :المولف
1.000 :الوزن
17×24 :الحجم
ابيض :الورق
272 :الصفحات
2024 :السنة
مجلد :النوع
$25 :السعر
 
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This book investigates Aljazeera TV’s role in shaping Arab political awareness during the 18 days of the Egyptian Revolution, from 25 January to February 11, 2011. Situated within media impact studies based on news content analysis, the book is based on an ethnographic research on Aljazeera with thematic analysis of its news content during the Revolution. The study aims to understand the channel’s role between covering the events on the one hand, and participating in the event on the other hand. The study explores how the channel employed its staff and media discourse to play its role in the political change. The book focuses on the emotions in journalism, arguing that Aljazeera, by satisfying the audience’s cognitive and emotional needs, was able to gain their trust over a long period of time, which enabled it to influence the shaping of their political awareness. Based on the aims of the study, I employ semi-structured interviews and archive analysis to produce an intimate narrative analytical account of the channel’s coverage of the Egyptian Revolution in a notable and important level of detail. The study primarily focuses on the themes and impact of Aljazeera’s main news bulletin, news reports and political commentary of the Arab thinker Azmi Bishara during the Revolution through an analysis of the archive. To understand how the channel produced its coverage of the Revolution, the study depends on semi-structured interviews with Aljazeera staff who produced the coverage. The analysis shows how Aljazeera overcame the Egyptian authorities’ measures against it and broadcast all that the regime’s media ignored and denied during the Egyptian Revolution. Aljazeera employs the themes and visual elements of its news content in favour of the revolutionaries, which contradicted the objective journalism principles, and contributed to the benefit of the Revolution by encouraging, alerting and guiding the revolutionaries. The results of the research illustrate that satisfying Arab audience's needs for knowledge and collective values enhances Arab television media’s ability to influence the audience's attitudes. Aljazeera, by employing its financial capabilities, network of correspondents and dealing with news in a different approach from what Arab media used to adopt, satisfies Arab viewers’ needs for knowledge and collective values. This role, regardless of hidden agendas, would increase in awareness that enables people to monitor regimes, challenge it, and eventually move to demand their rights through revolutions.

 
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