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	The Layalina Review on Public Diplomacy and Arab Media The Layalina Review is a peerless bi-weekly source for monitoring developments in the spheres of public diplomacy and Arab media. Its readers include academics, Foreign Service Officers, students, members of Congress and their staffs, foreign diplomats, and professionals in both the private and public sectors. Published 26 times per year, the review is FREE to subscribers and available in PDF, HTML, and RSS formats. The Layalina Review is brought to you thanks to a grant from The Dr. Scholl Foundation.
Statistic of the Week When asked How much confidence in the US do you have, 61% of the Middle east responded none, compared to 5% who responded a lot. Annual Arab Public Opinion Survey 2009, University of Maryland/Zogby International. June 02, 2009. RSS The Layalina Review on Public Diplomacy and Arab Media Current Issues Archives Subscribe to our Publications First name Last name Email Layalina Review Staff Leon Shahabian, Senior Editor Anne Hagood, Managing Editor Heather Stephenson, Contributor Youmna Sakr, Contributor Lyzz Schwegler, Contributor Omar Tanamly, Contributor Michaella Hart-Seaman, Contributor David Englander, Contributor *The views expressed here are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Layalina Productions, Inc.	VOL. IV NO. 26, December 05-December 18, 2008 The Shoe, The President, and Iraq "Privitization" of US Broadcasting vs. Accountability Two-Faced over Facebook Is the Glass Half Full or Half Empty? A Breach Towards Freedom Reuters Opening in the Middle East; Qatar's Media Expo The Thriving Blogosphere Al-Jazeera Extends Global Reach Emmys Going to the Middle East The Dubai International Film Festival

The Layalina Review on Public Diplomacy and Arab Media

The Layalina Review is a peerless bi-weekly source for monitoring developments in the spheres of public diplomacy and Arab media.

Its readers include academics, Foreign Service Officers, students, members of Congress and their staffs, foreign diplomats, and professionals in both the private and public sectors.

Published 26 times per year, the review is FREE to subscribers and available in PDF, HTML, and RSS formats.

The Layalina Review is brought to you thanks to a grant from The Dr. Scholl Foundation.

Statistic of the Week
When asked How much confidence in the US do you have, 61% of the Middle east responded none, compared to 5% who responded a lot. Annual Arab Public Opinion Survey 2009, University of Maryland/Zogby International. June 02, 2009.

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