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DESCRIPTION:Middle Eastern Studies Program Film Festival Presents: The Batt
 le for the Arab Viewer (2012)“In early 2011\, people around the world tune
 d into Al Jazeera to watch the Egyptian revolution in real time. Meanwhile
 \, rival broadcaster Al Arabiya was also offering near continuous coverage
 \, with cameras on a balcony overlooking the 6th October Bridge\, where pr
 otesters and police clashed. How was the content of those broadcasts -and 
 the networks’ subsequent coverage -influenced by their political allegianc
 es? Featuring interviews with current and former journalists from both net
 works\, and analysis from independent pundits\, The Battle for the Arab Vi
 ewer highlights the philosophical and political differences between the tw
 o pan-Arab networks and examines the implications for the future of the Ar
 ab media.”
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SUMMARY:Middle Eastern Studies Program Film Festival presents: The Battle f
 or the Arab Viewer 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Middle Eastern Studies Program Film Festiva
 l Presents: The Battle for the Arab Viewer (2012)<br><br>“In early 2011\, 
 people around the world tuned into Al Jazeera to watch the Egyptian revolu
 tion in real time. Meanwhile\, rival broadcaster Al Arabiya was also offer
 ing near continuous coverage\, with cameras on a balcony overlooking the 6
 th October Bridge\, where protesters and police clashed. How was the conte
 nt of those broadcasts -and the networks’ subsequent coverage -influenced 
 by their political allegiances? Featuring interviews with current and form
 er journalists from both networks\, and analysis from independent pundits\
 , The Battle for the Arab Viewer highlights the philosophical and politica
 l differences between the two pan-Arab networks and examines the implicati
 ons for the future of the Arab media.”</p>
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