The Jordanian Daily Press (A Survey)

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  • Mohammad Salo’us

Abstract

This research aims at reviewing the opinions of the academic faculty and administration staff at Yarmuk University and Irbid National University regarding the publications of the Jordanian daily press published in Arabic. The study revealed that (46.2%) of the respondents read (Al-Rai) daily newspaper as their favorite journal, while (33.7%) prefer reading (Al-Dustur) newspaper, and (20%) prefer (Al-Arab Alyoum ) daily newspaper. The findings of the study also show that (42.5%) of the respondents of both categories read their favorite newspaper every day. This means that the study sample may read other newspapers in addition to the Jordanian newspapers, to obtain news and information. The study showed that the income variable wouldn’t affect the readership of the newspaper in general. The findings revealed that the credibility of the newspaper and its review of recent political books of major importance are factors to attract the attention of the readers, followed by the Palestinian question, the important current affairs in the Middle East and the commercial ads. However, the essays and the analysis of the newspaper come in a priority of the respondents’ concern.

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Published

2010-09-15

How to Cite

Salo’us, M. (2010). The Jordanian Daily Press (A Survey). Dirasat: Human and Social Sciences, 33(1). Retrieved from http://archives.ju.edu.jo/index.php/hum/article/view/1794

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