Egypt’s state media must open up to opposition voices to stop them and the viewers from resorting to foreign media, Emad El Din Hussein writes for Al Shorouk. He looks at the cases of Genena, Anan, and Aboul Fotouh, all of whom, he writes, had no choice but to turn to Qatari media to have their voices heard.
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