Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

Al Jazeera English will reach up to 40,000 homes in Port au Prince in the first three months, and an additional 100,000 homes across the country. It will be available to all of the 140,000 homes on the Caribbean island.

Al Jazeera English was one of the first news organizations on the ground after the earthquake struck Haiti in January 2010. The channel was the only international broadcaster to establish a bureau in the country after the earthquake, to document the progress of the relief effort. Al Jazeera reporter Sebastian Walker was the first TV journalist to report the confirmed existence of cholera in the country, and the first to link the outbreak with UN peacekeepers in the town of Mirebalais.

Al Jazeera English’s Fault Lines film Haiti: 6 Months On won the prestigious DuPont-Columbia award in 2012. The film has been translated into Creole and distributed throughout Port au Prince.

“We continue to be deeply committed to covering the stories in Haiti with the depth and context they deserve,” said Amjad Atallah, Al Jazeera English Bureau Chief of the Americas in a release.

http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc/al-jazeera-english-launches-in-haiti_b72287

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

No

This is like TeleHaiti. You could get HBO from TeleHaiti but it didn't that HBO had Haitian movies.

Alain Possible - 01 May 2012 10:17 PM

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

No

This is like TeleHaiti. You could get HBO from TeleHaiti but it didn't that HBO had Haitian movies.

so ou panse al jazeera pral bay nouvel kap pase nan peyi arab yo an Haiti

mwen ta renmen gen nouvelle Ben laden lol

men non se yon station nouvelle, si li en Haiti se pou bay nouvelle Haiti avec nouvelle international

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

Al Jazeera English will reach up to 40,000 homes in Port au Prince in the first three months, and an additional 100,000 homes across the country. It will be available to all of the 140,000 homes on the Caribbean island.

Al Jazeera English was one of the first news organizations on the ground after the earthquake struck Haiti in January 2010. The channel was the only international broadcaster to establish a bureau in the country after the earthquake, to document the progress of the relief effort. Al Jazeera reporter Sebastian Walker was the first TV journalist to report the confirmed existence of cholera in the country, and the first to link the outbreak with UN peacekeepers in the town of Mirebalais.

Al Jazeera English’s Fault Lines film Haiti: 6 Months On won the prestigious DuPont-Columbia award in 2012. The film has been translated into Creole and distributed throughout Port au Prince.

“We continue to be deeply committed to covering the stories in Haiti with the depth and context they deserve,” said Amjad Atallah, Al Jazeera English Bureau Chief of the Americas in a release.

http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc/al-jazeera-english-launches-in-haiti_b72287

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

Somebody is waking up to reality.

If an Arab owned media network is accepting "English", you wonder how long before Haiti does the same.

Martelly's web sites are still in French and Creole without an Englsih choice.

How stupid is that?

gunner - 02 May 2012 08:08 AM

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

Al Jazeera English will reach up to 40,000 homes in Port au Prince in the first three months, and an additional 100,000 homes across the country. It will be available to all of the 140,000 homes on the Caribbean island.

Al Jazeera English was one of the first news organizations on the ground after the earthquake struck Haiti in January 2010. The channel was the only international broadcaster to establish a bureau in the country after the earthquake, to document the progress of the relief effort. Al Jazeera reporter Sebastian Walker was the first TV journalist to report the confirmed existence of cholera in the country, and the first to link the outbreak with UN peacekeepers in the town of Mirebalais.

Al Jazeera English’s Fault Lines film Haiti: 6 Months On won the prestigious DuPont-Columbia award in 2012. The film has been translated into Creole and distributed throughout Port au Prince.

“We continue to be deeply committed to covering the stories in Haiti with the depth and context they deserve,” said Amjad Atallah, Al Jazeera English Bureau Chief of the Americas in a release.

http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowldc/al-jazeera-english-launches-in-haiti_b72287

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

Somebody is waking up to reality.

If an Arab owned media network is accepting "English", you wonder how long before Haiti does the same.

Martelly's web sites are still in French and Creole without an Englsih choice.

How stupid is that?

GUNNER; Al Jazeera is for an international audience. Ti-Simone's websites are of no importance.

Alain Possible - 01 May 2012 10:17 PM

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

No

This is like TeleHaiti. You could get HBO from TeleHaiti but it didn't that HBO had Haitian movies.

I realize this is a different topic but Al jazeera had some of the best coverage on haiti after the earthquake. CNN and Cooper are sensationalism, not real journalism.

Benz - 02 May 2012 09:21 AM

Alain Possible - 01 May 2012 10:17 PM

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

No

This is like TeleHaiti. You could get HBO from TeleHaiti but it didn't that HBO had Haitian movies.

I realize this is a different topic but Al jazeera had some of the best coverage on haiti after the earthquake. CNN and Cooper are sensationalism, not real journalism.

They were the first who went on site and exposed the Nepalese and MINUSTAH's dirty cholera business in Haiti.

They got my respect for that one. As far as Cooper and CNN, well sim pale fom al konfese.

Kenny - 02 May 2012 07:20 AM

Alain Possible - 01 May 2012 10:17 PM

Ti-Joe Gro Nen - 01 May 2012 07:32 PM

Al Jazeera English is now available on TV in Haiti through the multimedia service company NUtv™.

do you think al jazeera will report on what's going in haiti? if yes, do you think it will be different from cnn's amazing coverage?

No

This is like TeleHaiti. You could get HBO from TeleHaiti but it didn't that HBO had Haitian movies.

so ou panse al jazeera pral bay nouvel kap pase nan peyi arab yo an Haiti

mwen ta renmen gen nouvelle Ben laden lol

men non se yon station nouvelle, si li en Haiti se pou bay nouvelle Haiti avec nouvelle international

You just answered your question.

BTW, nope, Al Jazeerah pa bay nouvel arab selman, so no m pa panse se sel nouvel peyi Arab li pral bay an Ayiti.

Anyway, sispann tou spekilasyon. Watch and see.