Day: April 4, 2018

Mohammed bin Rashid Honours Winners Of The Arab Journalism Award

Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum today honoured the winners of the 17th Arab Journalism Award at a ceremony held at the conclusion of the Arab Media Forum (AMF) 2018. Deputy Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin

“Counter Fake News Through Legislation”

Egyptian media personality suggests promoting fact-checking institutions and websites Proliferation of fake news can only be countered with legislation and by promoting fact-checking institutions and websites, said Egyptian producer and media personality Nashwa Al Ruwaini, CEO, Pyramedia Group. Addressing a session titled ‘Illusion Vs. Trust’ on the second day of the 17th Arab Media Forum

Facebook To Introduce Regional Initiatives To Target Fake News

Regional Public Service Announcements to be launched Facebook will soon launch a Public Service Announcement in the region to educate the public and create awareness about fake news, a senior official of the social media firm has said. Nashwa Aly, Head of Public Policy in the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan at Facebook said

Media Need To Humanise Data To Connect Better

Don’t seek immediate monetary gains when adopting new platforms, says senior CNN official  In this era of rapid technological evolution, keeping abreast of innovation across sectors and humanising data are the key factors that enable media to stay ahead of the curve, according to a senior CNN professional at the Arab Media Forum (AMF) on

Google To Train 4,000 Journalists In MENA

Google News Initiative has trained 94,000 journalists worldwide The newly launched Google News Initiative together with Google News Lab will offer free training to 4,000 journalists in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to help journalists advance their editorial, research, writing, fact-checking and editing skills, over the next 12 months, a senior Google

Middle East Media Is “Reactive”, Says Mohammed Al Mulla

The Middle East media is a highly reactive media, according to Kuwaiti TV host Mohammed Al Mulla. He was speaking at a session titled ‘Arab Media Campaign and News Dissemination’ at the 17th edition of the Arab Media Forum (AMF) in Dubai. Held under the patronage of Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE

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