PAC employees file grievance at ministry of Labor

A delegation of PAC employees met with Labor Minister Salim Jreissati to file a complaint over the the shutting down of PAC and the firing of all the employees, National News Agency reported on Monday. (more…)

Saudi Prince and Lebanese Sheikh at war over LBC

Sheikh Pierre al-Daher, as he is commonly known, is a savvy and successful television executive with an apparent penchant for making enemies. However, his once cozy relationship with Saudi Prince Walid bin Talal, himself something of a media mogul, has soured, and a standoff between them threatens to wrest from Daher most of what he’s built. (more…)

Hezbollah, Jamaa Islamiya condemn LBC’s ‘Kalam An-Nas’ talk show

Hezbollah issued a statement to condemn Thursday’s ‘Kalam An-Nas’ talk show with Marcel Ghanem on the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (LBC). (more…)

Lebanese Forces won the LBC case

The Lebanese Forces won the case against LBC Group General Manager Pierre Daher , according to Lebanon Files

Samir Geagea, leader of the Lebanese Forces filed a suit in 2007 charging that LBC should have been returned to the party as soon as he was released from jail in 2005. (more…)

Another LBC TV talk-show host quits on the air

LBC  television talk-show host Shaza Omar announced   on the air Saturday that she was resigning .

Omar told her viewers that she was resigning because of the lack of objectivity, professionalism and ethics in television.

Omar announced her resignation  at the end of her talk show program Al Hadath during which she  interviewed     MP Okab Sakr, a  Zahle MP and a key member of March 14 alliance .

This is the second time in just over a year that a talk-show host resigns on the air  at  LBC TV .  May Chidiac, a prominent anti-Syrian TV anchor   who survived a 2005 assassination attempt that left her partially handicapped,  suddenly decided to quit at the end of  her talk show program   Bekul Gur’aa   on February 3, 2009.