Al Jazeera English is mainstream 24 hour news & current affairs channel and English sister of the Al Jazeera (Arabic) – the first brand launched by Al Jazeera Media Network. The ruling house “House of Thani” funds the network and has ownership to it. The channel shouldn’t be mistaken as Al Jazeera America- the American domain of the group. The stories particularly form Middle-East, Africa and rest of the continents including news, current affairs talks, debates, documentaries, sports feeds, technology and business are broadcasted in high-definitions. The first ever English Channel headquartered in the Arab dominated gulf region is a voicing the regional and global perspectives to over one billion English speakers while viewing issues through a Middle-Eastern frame.
The channel is decentralized with its management based in London and Doha. The channel came up with four news centers sharing broadcasts from Doha, Kuala Lumpur, Washington, D.C. and London. The news bulletins launched from Washington DC and Kuala Lumpur were ceased in 2012 and 2011. The agencies of the Al Jazeera are one of the few media outlets having representations in besieged Gaza and Harare. The global news brand truly focuses on the stories of the developing and underdeveloped regions around the world. The circulation of information and setting the news agenda (unbiased and objective) for the viewers and observers is critically maintained by the network. The fearless journalism is giving birth to alternative news network in the West and East. (mnspas) The investigative unit and documentaries are the best part of the network that exerts a pull on million of audiences all over the world.
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| Owner | Al Jazeera Media Network |
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| Network | Al Jazeera |
| Launch | 15 November 2006 |
| Country | Qatar |
| Language | English |
| Broadcast area | Worldwide |
| Slogan | “Setting The News Agenda” “Every Story, Every Side” “Hear The Human Story” |
| Headquarters | Doha, Qatar |
| Sister channels | Al Jazeera Arabic Al Jazeera America Al Jazeera Balkans Al Jazeera Turk AJ+ |
| Website | Al Jazeera English |
Programs
| The Frost Interview |
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| Africa Investigates |
| Fault Lines |
| Techknow |
| Lifelines |
| Witness |
| Newshour |
| Review |
| 101 East |
| Counting the Cost |
| Talk to Al Jazeera |
| Viewfinder |
| Head to Head |
| Listening Post |
| Cure |
| The Stream |
| Empire |
| Special Series |
| Inside Story |
| The Café |
| The Fabulous Picture Show |
| Earthrise |
| Al Jazeera Investigates |
| People & Power |
| Innovate Africa |
Team (Anchors, Correspondents, Presenters)
| Veronica Pedrosa |
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| Ash-har Quraishi |
| Lucia Newman |
| Jacob Ward |
| Wab Kinew |
| Jennifer Glasse |
| Step Vaessen |
| Casey Kauffman |
| Phil Lavelle |
| Alan Fisher |
| Malika Bilal |
| Roxana Saberi |
| Rob Reynolds |
| Melissa Chan |
| Barnaby Phillips |
| Steve Chao |
| John Henry Smith |
| Shamim Chowdhury |
| Sebastian Walker |
| Shihab Rattansi |
| Josh Rushing |
| Maryam Nemazee |
| Anita McNaught |
| Haru Mutasa |
| David Chater |
| Julie MacDonald |
| Zeina Khodr |
| Lauren Taylor |
| Darren Jordon |
| Veronica Pedrosa |
| Shiulie Ghosh |
| Richard Angwin |
| Neave Barker |
| Hoda Abdel-Hamid |
| Barbara Serra |
| Kamahl Santamaria |
| Steff Gaulter |
| Andy Richardson |
| Richard Gizbert |
| Robin Forestier-Walker |
| Jacky Rowland |
| Jamal Elshayyal |
| Felicity Barr |
| Rob Matheson |
| Divya Gopalan |
| Yvonne Ndege |
| Dorothy Parvaz |
| Fauziah Ibrahim |
| Peter Greste |
| Sherine Tadros |
| Adrian Finighan |
| Shakuntala Santhiran |
| Jane Dutton |
| Clayton Swisher |
| Folly Bah Thibault |
| Andrew Simmons |
| Martine Dennis |
| Sebastian Walker |
| Everton Fox |
| Dareen Abughaida |
| Femi Oke |
Bureaus
| Kabul, Afghanistan |
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| Naypyidaw, Myanmar |
| Wellington |
| New Delhi, India |
| Beijing, China |
| Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| San Francisco, California |
| Lima, Perú |
| Jakarta, Indonesia |
| São Paulo, Brazil |
| Denver, Colorado |
| Caracas, Venezuela |
| Tokyo, Japan |
| Nashville, Tennessee |
| Bangkok, Thailand |
| Detroit, Michigan |
| Hong Kong, China |
| Miami, Florida |
| Seoul, South Korea |
| New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Manila, Philippines |
| Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Los Angeles, California |
| Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Chicago, Illinois |
| Mexico City, Mexico |
| Colombo, Sri Lanka |
| Guatemala City, Guatemala |
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Dallas, Texas |
| Kuala Lumpur (Asia-Pacific Headquarters) |
| Seattle, Washington |
| Bogotá, Colombia |
| Sydney, Australia |
| Toronto, Canada |
Awards
The channel since 2006 has won 45 awards and prizes, most recent of which include CINE Golden Eagle Award, Golden Nymph Award, Amnesty International Media Awards, Scripps Howard Jack R. Howard Award, Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards, Peabody Award for coverage of Arab Spring, George Polk Awards, Royal Television society Awards, Webby Awards and a couple other in 2012. Despite detention of its journalists in the Egyptian fields and controversies linked with it the channel is exerting hard and has so far delivered to ensure the freedom of media and press on the lands ruled, for good or bad, by the dictatorships. The 220 million households in more than 100 counties are facilitated by a team of 4000 staffed from 70 different nationalities.
