Consensus is nonexistent in contemporary Egypt. Politicians, academics, and activists comprise the actors in a perpetual tragedy, a circular argument filled with nonsensical disagreement and contention over ulterior motives and selfish pecuniary advantages. Yet, one subject over which there is relative agreement on its significance and timeliness is restructuring Egypt's mediascape. The media in is dubbed as the root-of-all-evil, not only from columnists and commentators, but also from the two-presidential candidates, who called on journalists and presenters to rise to the challenge and assume responsibility for the country's lingering mayhem (albeit for their own political reasons). 

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