Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf
has named new editors and other key administrators at the state-run flagship
Al-Ahram, the influential opinion weekly
Rose al-Youssef (once a satirical magazine known for its biting cartoons, lately a sycophantic tool of the regime) and some other state-run publications. In thre case of both
Al-Ahram and
Rose al-Youssef, the journalists on the staff had already revolted against the Mubarak-era editors. Sharaf moved while many of the young revolutionaries were planning to demand such changes this coming Friday.
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