Abdalla F. Hassan has worked as a multimedia journalist and editor based in Egypt for more than a decade and a half. In 2010 he was a journalist fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.

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• 1. Barriers Broken: Censorship’s Limits2. No Going Back: First Four Day of Revolution3. Sustaining the Revolution4. The Media after Mubarak’s Downfall 5. What’s Changed? Politics and the Press under Military Rule6. Mubarak 2.0: Revolutionaries versus the Generals7. Fall of Military Rule, the Islamists, and the Weight of Words8. A President’s Ouster and a Revitalised Security State9. Conclusion: Media LessonsBibliography

Abdalla F. Hassan has worked as a multimedia journalist and editor based in Egypt for more than a decade and a half. In 2010 he was a journalist fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.

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• 1. Barriers Broken: Censorship’s Limits2. No Going Back: First Four Day of Revolution3. Sustaining the Revolution4. The Media after Mubarak’s Downfall 5. What’s Changed? Politics and the Press under Military Rule6. Mubarak 2.0: Revolutionaries versus the Generals7. Fall of Military Rule, the Islamists, and the Weight of Words8. A President’s Ouster and a Revitalised Security State9. Conclusion: Media LessonsBibliography

Abdalla F. Hassan has worked as a multimedia journalist and editor based in Egypt for more than a decade and a half. In 2010 he was a journalist fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.

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• 1. Barriers Broken: Censorship’s Limits2. No Going Back: First Four Day of Revolution3. Sustaining the Revolution4. The Media after Mubarak’s Downfall 5. What’s Changed? Politics and the Press under Military Rule6. Mubarak 2.0: Revolutionaries versus the Generals7. Fall of Military Rule, the Islamists, and the Weight of Words8. A President’s Ouster and a Revitalised Security State9. Conclusion: Media LessonsBibliography