After the revolution: What do Libyans and Tunisians believe about their media? Research Briefing Issue 6

What do the people of Libya and Tunisia believe about their media after the Arab Spring?

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
1 January 2015
Country:
Libya and Tunisia
Document Type:
Briefing
Theme:
Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Shaw, D. and Dowson-Zeidan, N.

Abstract

What do the people of Libya and Tunisia believe about their media after the Arab Spring? What opinions do audiences in the two countries share, what are the differences between them and what information sources do they trust? This briefing shares findings from BBC Media Action’s research on these questions, which was among the first conducted after the two countries’ 2011 revolutions. It is based on the Research Report After the revolution: Libyan and Tunisian media through the people's eyes.

Citation

Dowson-Zeidan, N.; Shaw, D. After the revolution: What do Libyans and Tunisians believe about their media? Research Briefing Issue 6. BBC Media Action, London, UK (2015) 12 pp.

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