Media News - Monday, March 02, 2009
Lebanese newspaper channel launched online
One of the leading newspapers in Lebanon has launched an online channel which aims to provide its audience with interesting and informative behind-the-scenes journalism aimed at strengthening the brand's presence in the region. The newspaper, An-Nahar, chose Youtube, the worldwide video sharing platform, to post their videos. According to the Arab Press Network, a team of three is expected to produce two videos each a day, covering the most important stories covered by the An-Nahar newspaper. The site will feature stories for youth, stories of ordinary people's lives in Beirut as well as interviews with An-Nahar's leading newspaper columnists explaining the key points of the articles they are writing for the print edition. (International Journalists Network)
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