La presse algérienne : une dérégulation sous contraintes

Dris, Chérif

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“…Solo se detecta un estudio con perspectiva comparada, a escala europea (Camps-Durban, 2021). Otros estudios sobre medios alternativos o emprendedores incluyen al menos uno cooperativo en su muestra (Aguado-Guadalupe y Bernaola, 2022; Arévalo, Al Najjar y Vilar, 2020; Konow-Lund, 2019; Rodríguez-Pallares y Pérez-Serrano, 2022; Segura, 2014; Van Leeckwyck, 2019; Zaripova, 2017).Finalmente, la investigación sobre cooperativas de medios actuales se complementa con indagaciones acerca de experiencias históricas, como las de Ellewanger (2011) y de Menezes y Ribeiro (2020) sobre las cooperativas brasileñas Coojornal y Projornal respectivamente, las ya citadas de Burkholder sobre Excélsior, a las que se suma una monografía más reciente(Burkholder, 2016), las referencias a la prensa cooperativa en las transiciones democráticas en Polonia(Brzoza, Kornacka-Grzonka y Rajczyk, 2016;Szynol, 2012) y Argelia(Dris, 2017), y una panorámica de los periódicos cooperativos en Cataluña (Camps-Durban y Mauri-Ríos, 2022).…”

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Co-operatives, media and journalism

Durban

2023

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Private ownership is central to the contemporary history of the media, but other models of governance have thrived on the margins of the industry. Recent shifts in the media sector, caused by a multi-factorial crisis, spur interest in these alternative structures, among which the co-operative stands out. This article identifies and characterizes the different types of co-operatively-owned journalistic organizations. Using the scoping review as a research method, we collect, select and examine academic and institutional texts. As a result of this analysis, we infer five types of co-op in the media business, which respond to the needs of a variety of actors: journalists, media, the public and the co-operative movement. Thus, the article contributes to conceptual clarification and provides a theoretical basis for the emerging field of study of co-operatives in media and journalism.

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Durban

2023

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The Typewriter Cuts

Adhikari

2023

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This article studies the role of the typewriter in the Algerian War of Independence (1954–1962). When a printing press was unavailable during the war, women militants used the typewriter to process articles for El Moudjahid, the designated newspaper of the anticolonial revolutionaries. Providing a media history and theory of this event, the article argues that the typewriter—both woman and machine—was an active militant who cut texts and bodies to advance the revolutionary cause. The typewriter denaturalized assumptions about the newspaper’s colonial appearance, thus bringing forth a new form for anticolonial journalism.

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Chapitre 3 – La régulation très contrôlée du champ médiatique en Algérie

Dris¹

2021

Les Espaces Des (Im)possibles

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Eleven Arab countries have embarked on the process of creating broadcast regulators.This article investigates the general context for their creation, examines their internal organization to evaluate their independence from state control, and analyzes relevant media legislation to assess the extent of political interference with media contents. The article uses normative theory based on international norms as articulated in the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to determine whether Arab broadcast media regulation is congruent with international norms. The study questions whether the regulatory bodies are genuine media reforms meant to liberalize the broadcast sector or pseudoreforms meant to allow the Arab states indirect but total control over broadcasting. The study found that the broadcast reforms are part of what Heydemann calls "authoritarian upgrading." Arab regimes control media content through repressive laws outside the realm of international norms set up by the United Nations covenant and through regulatory institutions that lack independence. The study adopts a multimethod combining qualitative document analysis and in-depth interviews.

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La presse algérienne : une dérégulation sous contraintes

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

Co-operatives, media and journalism

Co-operatives, media and journalism

The Typewriter Cuts

Chapitre 3 – La régulation très contrôlée du champ médiatique en Algérie

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