Brothers in Rhythm

A Decade of Satire – Did It Work?

Satire redefined civic courage and cultural commentary, challenging power through laughter and irony. Few embodied that moment more than Bassem Youssef, whose sharp wit became a symbol of freedom across the Middle East and beyond. In this conversation, Youssef reflects on what satire achieved, where it fell short, as a tool for truth, accountability, and reform.

The New Geography of Storytelling

Global storytelling remains shaped by a few legacy power centers even as most of the world’s people, and much of its innovation, live outside them. Across the Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East, creators are producing stories that challenge stereotypes, reveal overlooked progress, and reflect realities often missed by Western-centric media. This session looks at how these storytellers are democratizing the global narrative, and how traditional and new media hubs alike can orient for inclusivity and context-driven storytelling ecosystem.

King of Knowledge by Aboflah

Independent Media's Biggest Powerplayers

Real-time reporting and live, personality-driven broadcasts on platforms like X have transformed journalism and elevated independent voices into powerful forces of culture. This session explores how authenticity, speed, and direct-to-audience communications have shifted influence away from traditional institutions, reshaping credibility, trust, and the architecture of modern media.

X 101

All you need to know about your presence on X.

AI Enabled Employer Branding

Showcasing our AI Enabled Content Creation features on Linkedin Career Page and its impact on boosting Employer Branding.