Media Use in the Middle East 2013 | Northwestern University in Qatar

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Web Name: Media Use in the Middle East 2013 | Northwestern University in Qatar

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Northwestern University in Qatar was founded in 2008 by parent organization Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, USA in partnership with the Qatar Foundation. NU-Q draws on Northwestern University's distinguished schools of communication, journalism, and liberal arts to educate students for leadership positions in the rapidly evolving global media industry. As part of its active role in the development of a 21st century knowledge-based economy in Qatar, NU-Q engages in research, thought leadership, and service relevant to Qatar, the Middle East, and the global community. Everette E. Dennis is dean and CEO of Northwestern University in Qatar. He has extensive international experience with media in Eastern Europe, Latin America and East Asia as having had assignments in Africa, Russia and Western Europe. He is a lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations and has served as a trustee of the International Institute of Communications. He has held professorships at four US universities and is the author of some 45 books on media industries, media law, freedom of expression, journalistic practice and related topics. He was senior vice president of the Gannett and Freedom Forum foundations and is a past president of the Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication. He holds a PhD from the University of Minnesota and has advanced fellowships at Harvard, Stanford and the East-West Center. Justin D. Martin is an assistant professor of journalism at Northwestern University in Qatar who studies media and politics in the Arab world. A Fulbright scholar, he speaks multiple dialects of Arabic and has lived in Jordan, Egypt and Qatar. Martin's PhD is from the journalism school at University of North Carolina. justin.martin@northwestern.edu @Justin_D_Martin Robb Wood is media and external development strategist at Northwestern University in Qatar, where he works on corporate partnerships and serves on the school's research committee. He has previously been a producer at Al Jazeera English, head of Doha Film Institute's content and communications units and a university fellow at George Washington University's School of Media and Public Affairs, where he received his MA. rwood@northwestern.edu The media in your country can report the news independently without interference " > 3 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[3].column == 'Q30_2'"> People who share your views on society " > 3 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[0].column == 'Q31_2'"> People like you can better understand the nature of powerful institutions " > 3 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[1].column == 'Q31_4'"> People like you can have more influence on society " > 3 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[2].column == 'Q31_6'"> People like you can have more say about public issues " > 3 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[3].column == 'Q31_8'"> Institutional leaders will care more what people like you think " > 2 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[0].column == 'Q38_3'"> On the Internet, it is safe to say whatever one thinks about public issues " > 2 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[1].column == 'Q38_5'"> People should be free to criticize powerful institutions on the Internet " > 2 && $root.currentQuestion().charts()[2].column == 'Q38_9'"> In general, I feel comfortable saying what I think about public issues " > I am worried about powerful institutions checking what I do online " >

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