Quotidien de Nouakchott / El Watan / Agence Nouakchott d’Information / TV5 / International Contact Group / Foyere Bamtaré / Anti-Free Press / Agence France / Mauritanian News Agency / /
Country
France / Mauritania / Iraq / /
Currency
MRO / USD / /
Event
Judicial Event / Business Partnership / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Dar Naim prison / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / press law / online journalists / law governing publications / Internet service providers / online press / television media organization / media outlets / media-industry activity / Internet services / regulatory media / telephonic applications / media businesses / law specialists / media freedom / hinder free media development / broadcast media / media professionals / state media / media sources / Internet usage / satellite channel / online news website / public media / media business environment / government print media / print media / advertising revenue / communications professionals / Internet content / poor electricity supply / media rights / public media bodies / media ownership / Foreign print media / communication support media / minority-language newspaper / free media system / local Internet content / /
Organization
Council of Ministers / Mauritanian Supreme Court / National Consultative Commission for the Reform of the Press / Radio / and Television / Senate / Union of Mauritanian Bloggers / Mauritanian People’s Party / Central Intelligence Agency / National Assembly / High Authority for the Press / Radio / and Television / High Council of State / Mokhtar Ould Daddah’s Mauritanian People’s Party / Movement for Renewal / World Bank / UN Court / Consultative Commission for the Reform of the Press / /
A notable change in the landscape of the Mauritanian media is the growing use of the Internet and blogging—there is even a Union of Mauritanian Bloggers. These activities have attracted the attention of the authorities