Ya Libnan
Ya Libnan (
assassination of Rafik Hariri on 14 February 2005. Since its inception, Ya Libnan has transformed from a blog
-style format maintained by three volunteers to an official news site that is supported by over 100 multi-national volunteers.
Media coverage of Ya Libnan
In 2005 The Washington Post's Jefferson Morley called Ya Libnan "The New Media kid on the block".[1] The site started as a web presence for the massive street demonstrations that took place after Hariri's assassination and evolved into a daily news site with cosmopolitan, liberal politics.[2]
References
- ^ "Lebanon's Media Landscape" The Washington Post
- ^ "Country Profile: Lebanon" The Washington Post
Further reading
- Chrenkoff. "Chrenkoff Interviews Ya Libnan". 17 June 2005.
- Landberg, Reed. "Rice, Straw Call for UN Action Against Syria". Bloomberg L.P.. 23 October 2005.
External links
- Ya Libnan — news
- Ya Libnan TV — videos