Mapping Digital Media: Lebanon

by Jad Melki; Khaled Nasser; Sarah Mallat; Yasmine Dabbous

May 8, 2012

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Examines trends in Lebanon's digital media consumption, including its impact on public broadcasters, activism, journalism, and plurality; digital technology; digital media ownership, funding, and business models; and policies, laws, and regulations.

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Open Society Institute

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Open Society Foundations

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English

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Asia (Western) / Lebanon

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Title: Mapping Digital Media: Lebanon
Publication date 2012-05-08
Publication Year 2012
Authors Jad Melki , Khaled Nasser , Sarah Mallat , Yasmine Dabbous
Copyright holder(s) Open Society Institute
Geographical Focus Asia (Western) / Lebanon
Keywords media , lebanese , beirut , digital , ect
Document type Report/Whitepaper , Article
Language English
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