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Beirut, Lebanon - There is no censorship for Lebanese media, and advertisement laws are not enforced, Public Works Minister and former Information Minister Ghazi Aridi said Wednesday. Aridi was speaking during the launching of the conference “Traditional Media and Electronic Media: Competition or Complementarity” held at the American University for Science and Technology (AUST). He talked about the dangers posed by the internet but said he was not very concerned because the Lebanese still insisted on buying newspapers.

Souq al-ahad, or the Sunday market, actually open on Saturdays too, is held under an overpass next to Nahr Beirut.

Beirut, Lebanon - Antoine Choueiri, 69, a prominent Lebanese businessman and media mogul passed away on Tuesday. He died of long-time illness. Choueiri was rushed to the Hotel Dieu de France Hospital in the Beirut neighborhood of Achrafieh 20 days ago, the state-run National News Agency reported on Tuesday. Choueiri was the advertising agent for several Arab media outlets including An-Nahar and As-Safir newspapers, LBC television, pan-Arab Al-Jazeera satellite news channel, London-based pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat, and Dubai Media Incorporated.

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