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Middle East Eye
The Middle East Eye (M.E.E.) is an online news portal covering events in Mid-West Asia. The M.E.E. web-site describes the organization as an independently funded on-line news organization founded in February 2014 which aims to be the primary portal of Middle East news.〔(About Middle East Eye ) ''Middle East Eye''. Retrieved 23 September 2014.〕 The MEE editor is David Hearst, the former chief foreign leader writer for the British daily ''The Guardian''.〔David Hearst. (Articles. ) ''Middle East Eye''. Retrieved 23 September 2014.〕 MEE is wholly owned by M.E.E. Ltd, a UK company that employs about 20 full-time staff in its London offices and also has a network of freelance journalists. The sole director of M.E.E. Ltd is Jamal Bassasso who was a former director of planning and human resources at the Qatari-funded Al Jazeera. David Hearst has said that his staff come from varied backgrounds and that “some are activists” but added: “The moment they come through this door they become journalists.〔http://www.thenational.ae/uae/al-jazeera-executive-helped-to-launch-controversial-uk-website〕 Hearst said that M.E.E. is not linked to any government or movement.
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