MOSCOW (Sputnik) – In addition, Sputnik has just finished construction work on its new Asian editorial office in Beijing (China) and is set to open a cutting-edge multimedia press center in Minsk (Belarus).
"Multimedia capabilities and data transmission speed play a key role in the work of any modern media outlet. This allows Sputnik to be a major media outlet and tell the untold in a format that is comprehensible to young audiences," Sputnik’s foreign broadcasting service chief, Anton Anisimov, said.
Sputnik’s cooperation agreement with Yonhap marks a new stage in the development of its partnership with South Korea’s leading media outlet. The agreement provides for the development of professional collaboration, joint projects and information exchanges on a broad range of issues.
Under its partnership with the Athens News Agency-Macedonian Press Agency (ANA-MPA), Sputnik has launched a one-hour program in Greek on Radio Praktoreio 104.9 FM in Thessaloniki, which will be aired four times a week. The show’s host is Dimitris Liatsos, a well-known Greek journalist. The show addresses political, economic and social issues.
Sputnik has recently completed the construction of an international multimedia press center in Beijing (China). The new press center is equipped with modern technology that enables video conferences to be organized with interviewees located in any corner of the world. In late March, another press center is due to open in Minsk (Belarus).
Sputnik (sputniknews.com) — is a news agency and radio network with multimedia news hubs in dozens of countries. Sputnik broadcasts through its websites, analog and digital radio, mobile apps and social media. Sputnik newswires, available by subscription, run around the clock in English, Arabic, Spanish and Chinese.
