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Newspaper IndustryIraq Newspaper Industry Crippled by too Many HolidaysBaghdad, Asharq Al-Awsat- More than seven years after the change of its political order, Iraq today has one of the Arab world's largest number of media outlets of all types. It has independent, partisan, Islamic, and educational satellite television channels, as well as several government-owned public service stations. Iraq is also home to several radio stations and over 200 newspapers, some of which have international editions.Many are local papers published by political parties and Islamic organizations and some are independent commercial ventures. Additionally there are the government-owned official gazettes.As far as the print media is concerned, no political, religious, or independent publisher has issued a Friday or holiday edition because of the difficulties associated with printing and distribution when the workers have their days off.These publications do not appear on religious and other holidays, not because of a lack of desire from their publishers, but because most employees opt to take break during these holidays.
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