تنظيم الإعلام المرئي والمسموع في المنطقة العربية في عصر التحولات الرقمية: هيئات تنظيم جديدة وسياسات قديمة
Year: 2021
Type: article
Abstract: This study looked at broadcasting regulatory bodies in eight Arab countries: Lebanon, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Mauritania, through a comparative normative analysis. It also sought to discover the real objectives behind establishing these bodies by looking at the extent of the powers granted to them and the degree of their independence from government agencies, and their ability to perform their tasks without being subjected to political interference. Finally, the research assessed the extent to which these bodies can reorganize the broadcasting services to ensure the diversity in views and expressive languages about it in the programs. The study reached a number of results, the most important of which is that these regulatory bodies, which were described as independent, do not respond to the international standards in the field of broadcasting regulation and that they do not enjoy sufficient independence from the government; however, the establishment of these bodies does not reflect a radical shift in the policies of these countries In its dealings with the audio-visual media sector, which is still largely subject to the interference and control of the government. Keywords: media regulation, regulatory bodies, media policies, broadcasting
Author: د.عبد الوهاب بوخنوفة
Institution: Sultan Qaboos University
Language: Arabic
Topic: Journalism and Media Studies
Subfield: Communication
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4241198356