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Christina Fakhry

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  • Journalist and Creative Consultant, Freelance
Beirut
Covers:  Work Culture & Innovation, Tech & Entrepreneurship, Fashion & Creativity, Lebanese Politics, Digital & Social Media, Millennials
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Christina Fakhry’s Biography

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Christina is a freelance journalist, content consultant and creative director with extensive experience in the media and communication industry.

Her professional journey spans across online, print and broadcast outlets. She heads the Social Sphere section of leading advertising and business communication magazine ArabAd and has contributed articles, features and op-eds to a number of regional publications including Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Fast Company ME, Annahar English, Beirut.com, ArabNet, H…

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The opposite of success is not failure, it's overwork (and here's why)

The opposite of success is not failure, it's overwork (and here's why)

Subconsciously popularized by social media and hustle culture, the glamorization of overwork as a measure of …

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Life is A Scrollercoaster: How To Thrive in The Social Media Era

Life is A Scrollercoaster: How To Thrive in The Social Media Era

Can we retrieve a sense of spontaneity and self-fulfillment at a time when almost everything is packaged into…

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Re-rooting Levantine Culture: The Role of Heritage in Driving Fashion Forward

Re-rooting Levantine Culture: The Role of Heritage in Driving Fashion Forward

From design choices to fabric selection, fashion cannot be truly understood apart from the cultural context i…

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Are agencies in the Middle East killing creativity with an overworked culture?

Are agencies in the Middle East killing creativity with an overworked culture?

The agency environment has long been hailed as an oasis of creativity. But amid the pressures of a fast-paced…

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15 of MENA’s Most Famous Main Characters: The Women Who Have Shaped The Region’s Cultural Landscapes

15 of MENA’s Most Famous Main Characters: The Women Who Have Shaped The Region’s Cultural Landscapes

Our part of the world has seen some incredibly inspiring and outstandingly powerful women figures across time…

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Navigating the modeling industry in the Arab region: could it be the next big thing?

Navigating the modeling industry in the Arab region: could it be the next big thing?

With more regional faces than ever at the forefront of the modeling industry, local agencies are ushering a n…

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What was your first job as a journalist?

In 2014, I joined Annahar English as an editorial intern and Beirut.com as contributing writer.

How is social media changing news?

Social media democratized access to news and gave people an active role in its dissemination but also led to the proliferation of fake news.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To be a journalist is to be a well-rounded human being in almost every aspect of existence.