Jordan’s Brotherhood vies for TV influence

Since the Arab Spring, Jordan has loosened its tight control of the media.

That has allowed the opposition Muslim Brotherhood to establish its first television channel, which describes itself as conservative but not religious.

For decades, the group has been one of the most resilient voices across the region. Some say its message, however, is often one-sided.

Al Jazeera’s Nisreen El-Shamayleh reports from Amman.