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Media Management And Economics

Winter & Spring 2025|Media Studies|Issue 39 · 2025

This study examines how Arab news organisations are integrating algorithmic systems into editorial workflows, and the consequent shifts in journalistic authority, audience engagement, and newsroom culture across the MENA region.

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Media Studies

Issue 39, Winter/Spring 2025

Digital Transformation in Arab Newsrooms: Challenges and Opportunities for Modern Journalism

March 15, 2025


Nadia Al-Rashidi, Fatima Zahra

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Digital Media

Issue 39, Winter/Spring 2025

The Role of Social Media in Shaping Public Opinion Across the MENA Region

February 28, 2025


Omar Khalil

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Media Policy

Issue 39, Winter/Spring 2025

Press Freedom and Regulatory Frameworks: A Comparative Analysis of Arab Media Legislation

February 10, 2025


Layla Mansour, Karim Haddad

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Publishing

Issue 38, Summer/Fall 2024

Audience Engagement Strategies in Arabic-Language Digital Publishing Platforms

January 22, 2025


Tariq Hassan

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Broadcast Media

Issue 38, Summer/Fall 2024

The Evolution of Broadcast Media in the Gulf States: From State Control to Market Competition

January 5, 2025


Salma El-Amin, Hassan Jaber

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Data Journalism

Issue 38, Summer/Fall 2024

Data Journalism in the Arab World: Skills, Tools, and Institutional Barriers to Adoption

December 18, 2024


Youssef Bakri

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Issue40
Submission Deadline: 15 June 2025Call For Papers

Media, Memory, and Contested Narratives in the Arab World

We invite original research exploring how Arab media institutions construct, contest, and circulate historical memory across digital and traditional platforms. Interdisciplinary approaches drawing on media studies, history, and cultural theory are especially welcome.

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Featured ReviewPolitical CommunicationIssue 39, Winter/Spring 2025

Manufacturing Consent in the Digital Age: Media, Propaganda, and the New Arab Public Sphere

A comprehensive review of how digital platforms are reshaping propaganda models originally theorized for legacy media, with particular focus on state-sponsored narratives and citizen counter-discourse across the Arab world.

Prof. Rania Abdel-Fattah|March 20, 2025
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Media Theory

Issue 39, Winter/Spring 2025

The Networked Press: How Social Platforms Redefined Arab Journalism

February 15, 2025


Karim Osman

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Cultural Studies

Issue 38, Summer/Fall 2024

Voices Unheard: Minority Media Representation in the Middle East

January 28, 2025


Dina Haddad

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Digital Ethics

Issue 38, Summer/Fall 2024

Algorithms of Influence: AI, Censorship, and Information Control in MENA

December 12, 2024


Samir Nasri

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Arab Media & Society is a peer-reviewed bilingual journal covering media and communication in the Arab world. Published bi-annually since 2007, the journal offers scholarly research analyzing the dynamic media landscape across the MENA region.

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1687-7721

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The Kamal Adham Center, American University in Cairo

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CrossRef (10.70090)

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Bi-annual (Spring / Fall)

Peer Review

Double-blind

Open Access

Diamond OA (CC BY 4.0)

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