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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Satellite broadcasting"”.

  1. Arab satellite broadcasting, identity and arab youth

    … which were ultimately focused on evaluating the satellite programming in relation to their own and others' youth identity. In doing so, the thesis aims to clarify the actual viewing patterns and reception amongst a broad sample of Arab youth. The fieldwork and its methodology, which was …

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  2. Satellite broadcasting and young people in Saudi Arabia

    Satellite channels were introduced in Saudi Arabia in the 1980s by limited elite wealthy Saudis. The new communication technologies during the 1990s made it possible for a large number of Saudis to switch to different kinds of direct broadcasting satellite channels using low cost equipment to …

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  3. Realizing animals at the BBC : new media technology and wildlife documentary

    … analysed in terms of the rise of digital and satellite broadcasting. It is argued that the resulting shift to an increasingly global multi-channel environment (marked by both competitive and co-operative institutional relationships) is linked to the increasing divergence of the wildlife genre …

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  4. Egypt is mother of the world : transnational television and national identity

    … that new production imperatives, mainly in satellite television and internet, have changed the way that television is produced in the Arabic speaking Middle East, most significantly away from direct state control. The changes in production accompany changes in distribution and consumption of …

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