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267:, and across the Middle East and North Africa. Their reporting is noted for being uncensored, unedited, and a direct broadcast of the protests allowing viewers around the world to experience the revolutions as they happen. This brought some criticism as well as complaints on Facebook and Twitter due to the graphic and uncensored nature of some of the posts. This involvement resulted in their web sites coming under brutal malicious attacks in summer of 2011 in response to their coverage and reporting on the revolutions. 119:
The company's consumer retail web site is considered to be "The World's biggest on-line source for Arabic Music". In 2007 the company launched the first legal Arabic music digital service, MAQAM MP3, and the first online Arabic music radio/streaming service. The company produces the nationally
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MAQAM states that as an organization it has "a mission to preserve and promote Arabic and Middle Eastern culture around the world". In 2001 the company co-produced a commemorative album for Iraqi
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that so far has only been available in Asia. Also, as of 2015, the reference to a Madrid office on their web site was quietly removed without an announcement and replaced with a Las Vegas one.
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for blocked web sites, local emergency phone numbers, blood donation information and sites throughout Egypt, and recorded phone calls from citizens in Egypt. MAQAM continued to report on the
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MAQAM has also been credited with bringing Arabic culture to the Western mainstream. The company frequently collaborates with top Arab artists from the "golden age" such as
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and culture lovers, later becoming a division of 3B Media Inc. "MAQAM" is an Arabic word meaning a position of high esteem. It also refers to a
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Media accounts have reported that the company frequently sponsors charitable causes including benefits for
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which began in 2010, on January 28, 2011, MAQAM provided a dedicated website and turned their official
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pages into live feeds, reporting all calls, emails, tweets, photos, video, and news from
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and sponsors their official web sites. MAQAM is the only Arabic media member of the
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and Middle Eastern media. The company was established by a small group of
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Broadway World - A Dream of Arabia': A Dream Worth Living - Steve Leary
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of Arabic and Middle Eastern dance and music in Tokyo, Japan called
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syndicated radio program Radio MAQAM, which is broadcast weekly on
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On November 2, 2012 the company produced a new show entitled
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KALW 91.7 San Francisco (Public Radio) - Tangents Music Show
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In 2005, the company premiered the first Broadway-style
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ABC (television network)- Interview with Bill Campbell
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International Federation of the Phonographic Industry
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album for Iraqi Oud prodigy Asim Al Chalabi entitled
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Private
Parent
Arabic
Arabic music
musical mode
Arabic music
Arabic maqam
public radio
public radio
oud
oud
theatrical production
Fairuz
Warda Al-Jazairia
International Federation of the Phonographic Industry
Oriental
Jazz
Médecins Sans Frontières
Gaza
Arab Spring
Facebook
Twitter
Egypt
Egyptian Revolution of 2011
IP addresses
Arab Spring
Tunisia
Tunisian revolution
Bahrain
Libyan Civil War

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