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Bahrain’s IAA launches new websiteBahrain’s Information Affairs Authority (IAA) launched its new website iaa.bh, which offers a comprehensive overview of media information and development in the kingdom. The new portal, with links for services, including licences for audio More… |
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Bahrain to stop news broadcasts on ArabsatBahrain news will soon no longer be broadcast on Arabsat in protest over its transmission of Iranian propaganda, the Information Affairs Authority (IAA) said. IAA decided to stop broadcasting from this Friday, in protest over "its failure More… |
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Bahrain to boycott news broadcast on ArabsatBahrain news will soon no longer be broadcast on Arabsat in protest over its transmission of Iranian propaganda, the Information Affairs Authority (IAA) said. IAA decided to stop broadcasting from this Friday, in protest over 'its fail More… |
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Bahrain set to launch new radio stationBahrain will launch a new independent FM radio station early next month that will cater to the kingdom's Asian community, said a top official. The station on 104.2FM is being launched by the Talent Education Consultancy Company and wil More… |
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Bahrain radio fest draws top Arab starsA number of leading actors, filmmakers, screenwriters, creative crews and musicians from across the Arab world are in Bahrain to attend the 12th Gulf Radio and Television Festival. The star-studded event was officially launched at Bahrain More… |
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Rotana, Alarab sign new headquarters dealBahrain’s Information Affairs Authority and Rotana Group have signed an agreement for Rotana and Alarab Channel headquarters’ new location in Manama. HRH Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud, chairman of Rotana Group, and the own More… |
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Bahrain inks Al Hayat TV dealBahrain's Information Affairs Authority (IAA) general directorate of radio and television affairs and the Egyptian Al Hayat TV have signed an MoU on co-ordination in the audio-visual field. The memorandum is in line with the IAA’s keen More… |
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Bahrain inks Al Hayat TV dealBahrain's Information Affairs Authority (IAA) general directorate of radio and television affairs and the Egyptian Al Hayat TV have signed an MoU on co-ordination in the audio-visual field. The memorandum is in line with the IAA’s keen More… |
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Bahrain signs key deals to train radio, TV staffBahrain’s Information Affairs Authority (IAA) has signed contracts with several key international media firms to train staff and provide programming to improve Bahrain Radio and Television Corporation (BRTC) services. IAA president Shaikh More… |
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Global press to attend unrest report launchMore than 60 foreign journalists will fly into Bahrain this week to cover the launch of a landmark report into unrest since February. The Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) will publish the findings of its investigations on W More… |
