International
Media,
Where
do
they
really
stand?
Ever
since
the
25th
of
January
revolution
and
Egypt
has
been
one
of
the
top
rated
topics
in
national
and
international
news.
At
first
Egyptians
though
that
international
media
outlets
were
an
unbiased
source
of
information
that
presented
reliable
events
as
they
happen
without
any
hidden
agendas
or
backgrounds.
However,
through
out
the
past
four
years
a
lot
of
Egyptians
have
changed
their
minds
about
international
media
and
their
credibility.
Now,
and
especially
after
the
30th
of
June
revolution
a
lot
of
people
started
to
think
that
international
media
outlets
like
CNN
and
BBC
are
biased
towards
certain
agendas
that
serve
to
where
their
countries
political
view
or
in
relation
to
where
their
countries
stand
regarding
the
political
situation
in
Egypt.
One
strong
example
was
how
CNN
featured
what
happened
in
Egypt
as
a
military
coup
rather
than
a
second
revolution.
On
the
other
hand,
some
people
think
that
international
media
is
still
a
credible
source
and
they
only
show
what
is
really
going
on
both
sides
of
the
equation,
where
the
problem
lies
is
that
the
truth
could
be
unpleasing
for
some
people.
International
media
outlets
can
be
both
biased
or
neutral,
they
key
point
to
understand
where
any
media
outlet
really
stands
is
to
know
who
is
behind
this
media
outlet
and
what
agenda
they
follow,
this
is
how
anyone
could
understand
and
evaluate
the
information
received
through
any
media
outlet.