Beyond Egypt’s “Facebook Revolution” and Syria’s “YouTube Uprising:” Comparing Political Contexts, Actors and Communication Strategies

Sahar Khamis, Paul B. Gold and Katherine Vaughn

‘Not Ready for Democracy:’ Social Networking and the Power of the People--The Revolts of 2011 in a Temporalized Context

Robert Hassan

Private Satellite Channels in Egypt: The Relationship between Ownership and Editorial Policy

Mohamed Nasser

Repetition and Ideology in Nasrallah’s Political Speeches

El Mustapha Lahlali

Al Jazeera Television: Rhetoric of Deflection

Mahmoud R. Al-Sadi

Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the Social Media Moment

Nadav Samin

The Scene of the Crime: October 9th, Maspero, and Egyptian Journalism after the Revolution

Maurice Chammah

A Proposal for a Dialogue on Media Reform

Mahmoud Ghozlan

Technology Cannot a Revolution Make: Nas-book not Facebook

Nabil Dajani

Book Review: Muslim Rap, Halal Soaps and Revolutionary Theater: Artistic Developments in the Muslim World

Mark LeVine

Remembering Anthony Shadid’s Craft and Conscience

Rami G. Khouri