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US Arab - Economic Forum
Failure by Governments to build bridges, discrimination in America against Arabs and Muslims .... two reasons why the private sector has taken the initiative to create the 'US - Arab Economic Forum'. Co-founder Nasser Beydoun talks about the event which will take place in Texas, Houston.
International Radio Conference - Steve Martin, BBC
We talk with Steve Martin, BBC World Service On Air editor about 'Doughnuts 'n' Stings', 'Bumps 'n' Stabs' - pieces of radio jargon and also the 'serious' aspect of radio broadcasting "News You Can Use'.
International Radio Conference - Keith Pringle
Many of the UK's top commercial stations have used the experience of UK Media consultant Keith Pringle. He talks to us about the ways to make people listen longer, the all important breakfast show and why Ferrari's should be used to make 'Smarter Music Scheduling'.
International Radio Conference, pt 2/2
The debut IRC will have sessions on the 'basic elements of broadcasting' through to the 'impact of new broadcast forms' like podcasting. The radio practitioners from across the world who will be attending are the focus of this feature, which is also available as a podcast.
International Radio Conference, pt 1/2
'Radio worth talking about' is the theme for this debut event in the Middle East. With that in mind AME Info Radio talks to Ric Houghton and Ian Carless, organisers of the International Radio Conference.
Marathon presence at US Arab Economic Forum
The 2nd US - Arab Economic Forum takes place in Houston, Texas, June 2006 with numerous high level speakers and delegates attending. In a special link-up to Texas, Mr Michael Trevino, GM Public Affairs, for key sponsor Marathon Oil Company talks to AME Info Radio about their participation in the forum.
20th Mid East Watch & Jewellery Show
With gold prices at an all time high it was more than just gold glittering at the Expo Centre, Sharjah as we discover in this report from Phil Blizzard who looks at the current trends in the industry and the growth of the show.
IAA - Joseph Ghossoub, The Closing Report
"Sleep, sleep and more sleep ....." for World President Joseph Goussoub on the conclusion of the 40th IAA World Congress - which according to Michael Lee, immediate past president of the IAA, had raised the benchmark.
IAA Congress - From the World of Economy to the World of Media
Steve Forbes, CEO Forbes talks about the 'Challenges of Change' for the economies of the USA, Middle East and the World, as well as the biggest challenges for his organisation Forbes.
IAA Congress - Integrated Communications
Mike Simon, Regional Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, Emirates Airline, talks about their virtual agency and how it enhances creativity, avoiding media clutter, the use of sponsorship and the passion for Emirates.
IAA Congress - The Platinum Rule
Dr Tony Alessandra, entrepreneur, author and a street-wise New Yorker explains the fundamentals of his "Platinum Rule' - in the way we treat people and its importance in the business environment.
IAA Congress - Foundation of Global Brand Management
The man who is described as having 'the happiest job in the world' joins AME Info Radio to talk about his presentation at the IAA. That person is Jay Rasulo, Chairman, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts.
Domus Group exhibit at the IAA Congress
David Domoney, MD, The Domus Group, an exhibitor at the IAA Congress, talks about organising exhibitions and problems with a shortage of hotel rooms. We reflect back on 30 years, plus, of being in the business and look ahead to their 2nd Media & Marketing Show and the collaboration with MBC.
IAA Congress - Come To The Edge
SiSoMO, Tribes and 'out of the comfort zone' creatives are expounded on by John Pallant, Regional Creative Director, EMEA, Saatchi & Saatchi, along with 'entertainment from a clients proposition'.
IAA Congress - Remaining Credible in an Incredible World
Norman Pearlstine, Senior Advisor, Time Warner Inc, in his speech at the IAA Congress spoke of the need for the media to tackle governments. He talks to AME Info Radio about that, click fraud and the 'power' of search - all necessary to remain credible.
