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  • Faycal Farhi, Ph.D

Faycal Farhi, Ph.D

Associate Professor

Al Ain Campus

Education

  • post Doctoral, Mass Communication, UQAM, Canada,2015
  • Doctoral, Mass Communication, Algeria University, 2013.
  • MA, Mass Communication, Algeria University, 2006.
  • BA, Mass Communication, Algeria University, 1999.
  • AEC in productio cinematographic, Montreal, canada, 2015

Research Interests

  • Information technologies
  • Mass communication
  • Audio-visual production
  • Uses of artificial intelligence in the field of media
  • Transformations in the media industry

Selected Publications

Conferences

 

Teaching Courses

  • Media writing
  • Digital photography
  • Media and communication theories
  • Production of media materials
  • Research methods in media and communication

 

 

  

 

Memberships

  • Founding member and board member of the Canadian Center for Strategic Studies for the Middle East and Gulf States, Ottawa, Canada, 2024- Present.
  • Member of the Algerian-Canadian Association “Kafil Al-Yateem”, Montreal, Canada, 2016 until now.
  •  Member of the Algerian-Canadian Society for Activating the Citizenship Movement, Montreal, Canada, 2015- Present.

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals:

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all.This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well Being | IOM SyriaSDG 9 - Industries, Innovation and Infrastructure | IOM Regional Office for  Middle East and North Africa

The future of audiovisual Is it going online?

Published in: - Amarabac International journal of Communication Science- UG Germany I association With American Arabic Academy of science and Technology, Texas-USA

Jul 02, 2018

The present research examines the changes that have occurred within the audiovisual sector upon its gradual accommodation with the internet and cyberspaces, and the way it has been benefiting from the availability of technology in making significant changes, both in terms of form and content. The study will first provide a discussion over the conflicts between the traditional and electronic spaces; and how the audiovisual sector- by virtue of its precedence- is striving to reshape contents in order to align with both spaces. Secondly, the study will focus on the new strategies developed within the audiovisual sector to adhere to the specificities of the Internet. Thirdly, it will zoom-in on the challenges of this space, including advertising, which has become an entity of its own. Finally, the paper will single out e-marketing for videos and discuss related issues that have drawn the attention of the audiovisual production sector in the Internet space.


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