TV presenter apologises for referring to former president Morsi as ‘Mr President’
Mona Shokr has been suspended for deviating from the prepared script for the news bulletin
Latest in Tag: Egyptian Radio and Television Union Highlight
Latest in Tag: Egyptian Radio and Television Union
State-owned, private newspaper editors vow to support government’s anti-terrorism rhetoric
Initiative will allow authorities to censor and restrict critical opinions, say Journalists Against the Protest Law group
Kids search for alternatives to omitted children shows
After the government pulled programming, children are watching adult series that may expose them to “complex scenes they cannot process”, says AUC professor
Commissioners Authority: Information Ministry’s continuation is constitutional
In response to lawsuit, the State Commissioners Authority’s Saturday report says the Ministry of Information is still in charge of media affairs
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In Pictures: Women protest against minister’s remarks
Minister of Information causes controversy in Cairo
Safwat Al-Sherif released from custody
Criminal Court in Cairo drops charges against El-Sherif due to insufficient evidence
ANHRI condemns state-media punishment of journalists
Punishment of journalists and media professionals that do not defend the state on air is a common practice within state-media, according to ANHRI.
The struggle over Dream channels’ transmission resumes
ERTU challenges the Administrative Court’s decision
Military head of ERTU denies interference in editorial policy
By Tamim Elyan CAIRO: General Tarek Al-Mahdy, acting head of the Egyptian Radio and Television Union’s board of trustees (ERTU) and member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), denied any interference in the editorial content of state TV. He refuted allegations that he gave orders not to use “ousted president” and use “former …
ERTU officials deny plans to delete Mubarak footage from archives
By Hanan Solayman CAIRO: Officials at the Egyptian Radio & Television Union (ERTU) denied reports claiming that a decision was issued to delete any footage of former president Hosni Mubarak from the archives. Reports attributed the decision to Nihal Kamal, head of state TV, who is said to have allocated LE 5 million to editing and …