Rotana Media Services

News Corp ups stake in Alwaleed's Rotana

Rupert Murdoch's media empire increases stake in Saudi-based company to 18.97%

Saudi launches TV ads to tackle unemployment

Labour ministry joins forces with Prince Alwaleed to bolster campaign to cut jobless figures

News Corp ups stake in Alwaleed's Rotana for $35m

US media firm will raise its stake to 14.53% in Rotana, group controlled by Saudi prince

Rotana Holding finalises management revamp

Prince Alwaleed approved revamp will see the creation of 4 separate business units.

Khashoggi to head new 24-hour Arab news channel

Controversial former al-Watan editor appointed boss of Prince Alwaleed's TV channel.

Saudi TV presenter plans Israeli singer interview

Ali Al-Olyani is risking criticism from the Arab world over plan to speak to Raheela.

News Corp snaps up $70m Rotana stake

News Corp reaches a deal to buy a 9.09% stake in Prince Alwaleed's Rotana Group.

News Corp closes in on Rotana Media stake - report

Murdoch shopping for 10 percent stake in Prince Alwaleed's media group.

Saudi's Rotana signs deal with Morocco's Meditel

Moroccan firm to lure more subscribers with diverse mobile content, internet services.

Prince Alwaleed meets Murdoch to discuss 'alliances, Rotana'

Meeting focused on economic and investment issues, with the focus on the media sector.

Rotana signs $26.7m TV deal with Walt Disney

Media group inks licensing agreement with Fox for Disney content in Mideast.

Rupert Murdoch eyes stake in Saudi's Rotana

Media mogul reportedly in talks with Prince Alwaleed Bin Talalal to buy stake.

Saudi religious police eases criticism of cinema

Head of commission says no harm as long as what is shown complies with Islam.

Cinema makes low-key return to Saudi

But sharp criticism from religious police shows efforts to relax strict laws face opposition.

Diab extends lead as most powerful Arab popstar

Egyptian superstar Amr Diab jumps to 24 as leading Arab singer in Power 100 2008.

Alwaleed's Rotana to merge with LBCSAT

Arab television network will remain independent, but will work closely to offer integrated channels.

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