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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2017 · 17 MIN

Press Freedom in Egypt

from Order From Ashes · host Order from Ashes

Egypt is enduring the harshest crackdown on civil liberties and political freedom in its modern history. As media outlets, civic institutions, and political parties buckle or vanish under inordinate pressure, Mada Masr has managed to maintain a small space for free expression, publishing critical and engaging content in Arabic and English.   Founder and editor Lina Attalah, speaking in Cairo, discusses the risks and challenges of editing a publication that regularly publishes stories irksome to the government. She also discusses Mada’s experiments with collective management and reader engagement, as the publication seeks to succeed as a journalism business.   List of participants include:   Lina Attalah, Editor of Mada Masr Thanassis Cambanis, Senior Fellow, The Century Foundation    

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