The digital revolution of the 1990s has changed the way people see and seek information and education. Today in the Arab world, many people resort to screens to get their information, to do their business and to seek entertainment. This paper examines the changing scene where Arabic is being adapted to the digital applications of the new era of multimedia, online sites of major newspapers, satellite channels and DVDs. It highlights the significance of the audiovisual culture in a society characterized by its young population.