Exciting beginnings: How I became a journalist – #25YearsAJournalist
In the second part of the #25YearsAJournalist series, Khaled Diab reflects on his eventful early years as a journalist in Egypt.
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Prologue: Writes of passage – #25YearsAJournalist
A quarter of a century ago in Egypt, I became a journalist after years of on-and-off trial and error, punctuated by professional disappointment and personal setback. Here’s how my story began.
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The precarious future of journalism in the age of AI
As artificial intelligence tools enter centre stage in journalism, the promise that AI will liberate journalists conceals the threat of mass job losses and the proliferation of fake news.
Read MoreAngels and demons at the Guardian
Guardian readers accuse me of being everything from a neocon ‘Uncle Tom’ to an ‘Islamofascist’. Does this mean I’m doing my job properly?
Read MoreStop jailing journalists, Mr Mubarak
Egypt’s decision to jail four newspaper editors does more to damage the reputation of President Hosni Mubarak than anything they ever wrote.
Read MoreMinority report in Belgium
Does the media in Belgium paint an accurate picture of ethnic minorities? An initiative is seeking to diversify the pundits the media calls on to better mirror society.
Read MoreReinventing the Arab media
Few would have expected tiny Qatar to be at the forefront of what has been dubbed as nothing less than an Arab media revolution by many and dismissed as little more than a sophisticated propaganda tool by others.
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