Bucking the Trend
Advertising budgets may be in freefall around the globe, but the outlook for the local industry remains bullish.
All Theory, No Practice
The lack of reputable journalism training courses is affecting the quality of Syrian media.
Navigating the Red Lines
While the advent of the private media sector has transformed the Syrian media landscape, censorship rules still apply.
Pushing for Reform
Taking on the Old Boys’ Club
Syria’s first female editor-in-chief is determined to breathe new life into one of the country’s media dinosaurs.
Creeping Ahead
To what extent has the advent of a private media sector in the last seven years changed Syria’s media landscape?
16 May 2012
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Advertising budgets may be in freefall around the globe, but the outlook for the local industry remains bullish.
The lack of reputable journalism training courses is affecting the quality of Syrian media.
Syria’s Publishing Law of 2001 failed to meet the expectations of Syrian journalists. The Syrian Journalists’ Union has led a campaign to amend the law to better protect the rights of journalists and guarantee their access to information.
