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Rotana Magazine

FieldValue
titleRotana Magazine
مجلة روتانا
editorHala Al Nasser
editor_titleEditor-in-chief
frequencyWeekly
categoryWomen's magazine
Arts and entertainment
companyRotana Group)
publisherRotana Audio and Video Company
firstdate2005
countrySaudi Arabia
basedRiyadh
languageArabic

مجلة روتانا Arts and entertainment

Rotana Magazine () is a pan-Arab arts and entertainment weekly magazine published in Arabic by Rotana Group owned by Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal. It is distributed across the entire MENA region.

History

The magazine was launched in 2005 as Rotana. The publisher is the Rotana Audio and Video company based in Riyadh. The magazine was renamed Rotana Magazine in the 20102011 period.

Contents

The magazine publishes articles by famous writers concerning beauty and fashion, celebrity news, society events, culture, health, interior design, comics, cinema, theatre, food, technology, astrology and more. Addressed mainly to Arab youth and Arab women in the Middle East, the Arab World and the Arab diaspora, the journal includes music and arts news and sections for beauty, fashion and family life. It also serves at the same time as the marketing wing for Rotana Records and dozens of its signed artists.

References

References

  1. "Rotana Magazine". Rotana Corporate.
  2. [http://www.emediasearch.com/adrates/1757.pdf eMedia Research]
  3. Sakr, Naomi. (2008). "Women and Media in Saudi Arabia: Rhetoric, Reductionism and Realities". British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies.
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