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1 Pharos University In Alexandria Faculty of Mass communication International Communication Week :4 Lecture :4 B y: Dr: Zenat Abou Shawish 2013

2 Assessment Final Exam 60% Mid- term 20% Quizzes 10% Attendance 5% Assignments 5%

3 Agencies news

4 Australian Associated Press AAP- AUS Austria Presse Agentur APA - AUT Azerbaijan Press Agency APA- AZE Bahrain News Agency - BNA BHR Bakhtar News Agency AFG

5 Baltic News Service BNS LVA, LTU and EST Bangladesh Sangbad Shangstha BGD Belga BELGA -BEL Bloomberg News -USA BNO News

6 Global media Bulgarian Telegraph Agency BTA BGR Canadian Press CAN Central News Agency TWN China News Agency Cihan News Agency TUR Central Asian News Service

7 American Broadcasting Company- ABC news USA Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC AUS Agence France-Presse AFP - FRA Agence Nouakchott d'Information - ANI MRT Agência Brasil ABr - BRA Agència Catalana de Notícies ACN - ESP

8 Agencia EFE (ESP Agencia Internacional Agenia Român ă de Pres ă AGERPRES ROU Agenzia Giornalistica Italia AGI ITA Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata ANSA ITA AKIpress news agency KGZ Algemeen Nederlands Persbureau ANP NLD

9 Al-Jazeera QAT All Headline News AHN USA Al-Imran news agency Alliance News American Press Association Public News Agency of Ecuador and South America (ANDES) ANDES

10 Anadolu Agency TUR Antara IDN Asian News International ANI Associated Press AP USA Associated Press of Pakistan Athens News Agency-Macedonian Press Agency ANA

11 Commercial newswire services charge businesses to distribute their news (e.g. Business Wire, the Hugin Group, GlobeNewswire, Marketwire, PR Newswire, PR Web, PR NewsChannel, Pressat, CisionWire, and ABN Newswire)

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13 Global agencies ABC American Broadcasting Company ACT Action for Children's Television AFP Agency France Press AMARC World Association OF Community Radio Broadcasters AOL America online

14 AS Associated Press BBC B British Broadcasting Corporation BSky B British Sky Broadcasting CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Caribbean Broadcasting Company

15 CBS Columbia Broadcasting System CCTV Chinese Central Television CIA Central Intelligence Agency CLT Compagnie Leuxembourgeoise de Telediffusion CNN Cable News Network

16 CPBF Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom ESPN Entertainment and Sports Network FAIR Fairness Accuracy & in Reporting FCC Federal Communication Commission

17 FDI Foreign Direct Investment GAMA Global Alternative Media Association JSkyB Japanese SKY Broadcasting NBC National Broadcasting Corporation

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