The Journal of Middle East Broadcasters (MEB Journal) is the official publication of the Middle East Broadcasters (MEB) Association, the first and only professional trade association specifically focused on promoting professional growth and development of broadcasters in the 22 pan-Arab countries. 

The MEB Journal is the first comprehensive magazine focused on the Arab media and television industry. The MEB Journal covers all aspects of the emerging broadcasting and production sector in the Middle East, featuring exclusive industry news, high profile interviews and in-depth reports on all the latest trends shaping the business.

Please email any letters to the editors, article submissions, questions, comments, and suggestions to info(at)mebjournal.com.

Cover Story: Eye of the beholder

User-generated content is gradually making its way in the Middle East. From recording police torture cases in Egypt to the hanging of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, UGC is bound to have an impact on both the television and social and scape of the region.

Download MEB Journal, March/April 2007

PDF version, 11mb, 60pages.

    *  User content and the Middle East
    * Zahi Wehbe: From prison to TV stardom
    * Arab DVDs: a stunted market?
    * Keeping it real on reality TV

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Published by The Middle East Broadcasters (MEB) Associations.

The Middle East Broadcasters (MEB) Association is the first and only professional trade association specifically focused on promoting professional growth and development of broadcasters in the 22 pan-Arab countries.

The MEB Association is dedicated to improving the quality of television and radio broadcasting in the Middle East. The MEB Association is supporting the region’s massive investment in broadcast technology by providing practical education, the latest techniques, and the newest ideas to the Middle Eastern professionals who are operating these stations. Neither political, sectarian, ideological, nor nationalist, the MEB Association advocates for excellence, diversity, and accuracy from all broadcasters in the Middle East.

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