Mediated Identities and New Journalism in the Arab World

Part I. Mediated Identities and “Arab Spring” Politics

1. Beyond the Technology Debate: A General Introduction
Mohamed Ben Moussa

2. Social Media, Global Communications, and the Arab Spring: Cross-Level and Cross-Media Story Flows
Joo-Young Jung

3. New Media and Public Will Mobilization in the Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions of 2011
Sahar Khamis, Katherine Vaughn

4. Islamists and New Media: The Muslim Brotherhood Digital Presence in English
Eid Mohamed, Emad Mohamed

5. Against All Odds: Defining a Revolutionary Identity in Syria
Naomí Ramírez Díaz

Part II. New Media Journalism and Political Change

6. 25 TV: A Case Study of the Media During the Egyptian Uprising
Christopher J. Harper

7. Journalistic Transparency in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates: Parallels Between Phenomena of the Arab Spring and the Demand for Web-Based Transparency Tools
Andreas Sträter

8. Mapping the “Arab Autumn”: A Framing Analysis of CBC and Al-Nahar Networks’ Coverage of Egypt’s Military Coup
Mohamad H. Elmasry, Philip J. Auter, Heidi Makady

9. The 2011 Popular Protests in the Sultanate of Oman
Ahmed Al-Rawi

10. Network Journalism and the Egyptian Revolution
Ahmed Gody

11. The Mediated “Arab Spring” Foretold: Conclusions
Aziz Douai, John Swinton

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Journalism, Middle Eastern Culture, Self and Identity