69. Author: Mohsen Kinani Title: Techniques of Media Dialogue: The Case of Al Jazeera Publisher: Usama Publishing and Distribution House, Jordan Year: 2012 Language: Arabic
Description: Dialogue occupies an important space in the media whether in written, audio or visual forms. This book examines the art of media dialogue in the Arab satellite channels, focusing on Al Jazeera’s experience. In order for television dialogue to succeed in achieving the desired effect, it needs to apply a set of techniques that talk show producers should take into account in order to achieve their communication goals. The face-to-face communication between the journalist and the guest is one of the most important and far-reaching forms of communication on the human psyche. It includes verbal and non-verbal capabilities in expressing opinion, delivering ideas and positions through signs, in addition to gestures and symbols carried by messages exchanged between the two parties to the dialogue. 70. Author: Ali Dhafiri Title: Between Al Jazeera and the Revolution: the Years of Despair and the of Winds of Change Publisher: Arab Network for Research and Publishing, Egypt Year: 2012 Language: Arabic Description: This book sheds light on the author’s journalistic experience and reviews the Arab media discourse and the transformations it has gone through in light of the changes taking place in Arab politics. The book narrates the experience of Al Jazeera in covering the Arab spring. The author devotes an important part of the book to the role Al Jazeera played during the Arab revolutions. The author’s experience in covering such events through the “In Depth” programme, which he presented, also features in this volume. It includes details of the open coverage that the channel adopted after the outbreak of the Egyptian revolution and the management’s decision to stop all the talk shows and focus on the daily analytical news program “Hadith al-Thawra” (Revolution Talk).
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