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This study aimed to identify the Role of the Egyptian press with various patterns in Paving the Way for January 25th 2011 Revolution through an analytical study of the speech sample of Egyptian newspapers represented in the "Al-Ahram – Rosaelyoussef – Almasryalyoum – Dostor – Alwafd – AL-aaraby" during the time period from 2005 until the end of 2010, with the aim of identifying the most prominent mechanisms and techniques used by the newspapers of the study in Paving the Way for January 25th 2011 Revolution. The study concluded that Non-governmental press exchange for the government press has played a role in undermining the legitimacy of the Mubarak's regime through continued emphasis on the tyranny of the order, confirming the idea of separation from the citizens, and not bothered by the problems of ordinary people, and confirming corruption regime members in the context of press campaigns waged by those newspapers, along with criticism of the policies of this regime and exposing the practices of fraud continued in parliamentary and presidential elections during the Mubarak era, as well as the detection of violations of human rights, especially those related to the torture of police officers to citizens, as well as supporting for the movements of protest across marketed to the principles of these movements and ideas in their coverage of the press. Study also showed that government press speech has adopted a different trend account in the defense of the Mubarak regime is carried the contradictions between what is reflected in those newspapers in its speech, and the reality experienced by the Egyptian citizen, which contributed to the deepening of the gap between the regime and citizens across attempts to falsify reality and break away from the demands of the Egyptian street during the study period. The study proposed a theoretical model to explain the role of the media in preparing for the revolutions with emphasis within his hypothesis on that each revolution privacy
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