Ahmed Magdy Youssef holds an MA in Global Journalism from Örebro University in Sweden. He has researched the media coverage of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, and is currently monitoring the Egyptian media system through the national media watch group, Egypt's Media Credibility Index (MCE Watch).
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Published in: HomeEgypt to its journalists: Turn a blind eye, or adopt our viewpoint!The State Information Service objects to the fact that some media "are still falling short of describing the (anti-Morsi protests) of June 30 as an expression of a popular will."
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Published in: HomeOn Al-Jazeera's lopsided coverage of Egypt
Al-Jazeera has not only lost much of its credibility, but the credibility of its main backer and benefactor, Qatar.
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Published in: HomeIn Egypt's media: Two camps, one loser!
Not only the state-owned media avowedly backed the military after Morsi's ouster, but most of the Egyptian privately-owned TV stations and newspapers as well have embraced the military's perspective.
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Published in: HomeFive reasons to worry for Egypt’s first democratically elected president
For many Egyptians, the last and yet the only year of the nation's first democratically elected president in office has been a failure.