Prominent Arab journalist Nakhle Elhage, who ran the Al Arabiya news network for 16 years, is launching a digital startup called Blinx to produce news and short form storytelling content targeting …
Headquartered in a high-tech Dubai Media City studio, Blinx is being dubbed as the first digital native storytelling hub in the Middle East and North Africa . It “will soon launch on multiple platforms,” according to a statement.
Elhage, who is the general manager of Blinx, said the startup’s goal is to inspire the region’s youth audiences “through honest, genuine and spectacular storytelling.” Elhage also vowed that “Blinx will keep it real and genuine, away from fake news, misinformation and disinformation.”
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