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The Times and The Sunday Times are two of the world’s most famous newspapers. The Times, founded in 1785, has a daily global readership of 1.8 million people. The Sunday Times is the market-leading quality Sunday newspaper with a readership of more than 3.6 million people.
With daily circulation of over 15,000 copies, a readership of 50,000 across the Middle East region. (www.thetimesme.com)
The Times is renowned for its ability to deliver accurate, intelligent and engaging information. The Times offers its readers news, features, comment and analysis on a wide range of subjects from politics and business to health, the arts and sport.
The Sunday Times is Britain’s most successful and innovative broadsheet newspaper. It is renowned for the courage of its investigative journalism, the authority of its opinion pages, the indispensability of its news and business coverage and the breadth and depth of its features.
Times Online (www.timesonline.co.uk) offers breaking news, comment and analysis on global issues, business, sport, travel and entertainment. Launched in 1996, the site has more than 10 million unique monthly users delivering more than 66 million monthly Page Views.
About SAB Media
SAB Media, is a growing media group and has a long term licensing deal with The Times and The Sunday Times and associated products in the Middle East.
SAB Media is also developing new concepts, services and ideas, particularly in new media, and is seeking to develop its presence into a significant media player through additional licensing deals, mergers and acquisitions.
For further details please contact
Tanya Barton
Operations Manager
Tel: +971 4 364 2900
info@sab-media.com
In 2003, Al Arabiya news channel was launched. The 24/7 free-to-air news and current affairs satellite outlet soon became the news source of choice for Arabs seeking credible news and information about the Middle East and the world beyond. Al Arabiya’s reputation for sober and balance reporting now extends beyond its natural geographic and cultural domain, i.e. the Middle East. A number of renowned international news organisations and research institutes interested in the Arab and Islamic worlds regularly monitor Al Arabiya.
Al Arabiya runs an extensive global network of correspondents and reporters to provide its audiences with the latest updates, scoops, interviews, and exclusives. With nearly 30 offices around the world and large-scale presence in several key countries such as Iraq, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and Yemen, Al Arabiya enjoys a competitive edge in providing on-the-ground, first hand coverage of major events of relevance to its audience and the world at large.
Al Arabiya’s charter embodies an independent editorial policy based on providing its viewers with a speedy news service and balanced analysis that is thoughtfully accurate, comprehensive and objective.
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