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Satellite air time: investment or media risk
The article discusses the phenomenon of "buying and selling air" in Egyptian media, where it has shifted from individual violations to an organized trade and a "mafia" that opens doors on screens to the unqualified, threatening the credibility of the media and weakening its educational and service roles. It points out that these practices exploit the title of "media professional" and involve individuals with no experience or qualifications, promoting unlicensed products, and on social media platforms, charging fees for media appearances. The author emphasizes the need for stricter oversight by the Supreme Council for Media Regulation and the Syndicate of Journalists, through the suspension of suspicious programs and the enforcement of strict controls to ensure adherence to professional standards, safeguarding media credibility, and serving the community responsibly.
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