Palestine Chronicle Launches Dedicated Video Site

Posted by: noticeable | May 3, 2009

Palestine Chronicle Launches Dedicated Video Site

The Palestine Chronicle unveiled a dedicated video site on 29 April 2009 to complement its already capable news coverage (www.justmedia.net).

The Palestine Chronicle, established in September 1999, is a noted independent online newspaper providing daily news, commentary, and related features centered on Palestine and the region.

As I understand, the site will showcase an array of videos and interviews and be accessible to filmmakers, writers and others.

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