EPISODE · Jul 12, 2026 · 36 MIN
Trending Echoes Podcast S2 | Media in Times of War | Mohamed Al-Hammadi
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Welcome to Trending Echoes, the podcast where leading voices unpack the ideas shaping our world. Hosted by Abdulaziz Ahmed Alshehhi, this episode features renowned Emirati journalist, writer, and media expert Mohamed Al-Hammadi for an in-depth discussion on how modern conflicts are fought not only on the battlefield but also across television screens, digital platforms, and social media. The conversation explores the evolving role of Gulf media during the recent regional conflict involving the United States, Iran, and Israel, addressing misinformation, media narratives, public awareness, digital influence, artificial intelligence, national security, and the future of journalism. Is the media still an observer, or has it become an active participant in modern warfare? Can neutrality truly exist in today's information landscape? How can societies build resilience against misinformation? Tune in for an insightful conversation on the power of narratives, media ethics, and the changing dynamics of journalism in the digital age. Host: Abdulaziz Ahmed Alshehhi Guest: Mohamed Al-Hammadi, Emirati Journalist, Writer & Media Expert Chapters 00:00 Introduction & Guest Welcome 00:32 Media as a Battlefield in Modern Wars 01:49 Is the Media Now a Participant in Conflict? 02:54 Gulf Media's Performance During the Crisis 04:54 Fighting Misinformation in the Digital Age 09:08 Social Media, Speed vs Accuracy & UAE's Communication Strategy 13:02 Neutrality, National Interest & Media Responsibility 15:48 How Audiences Have Changed in the Digital Era 19:23 Media Literacy, Public Awareness & National Security 24:21 Who Really Shapes Public Opinion Today? 29:40 The Future of Gulf Media & Closing Reflections
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