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Octavia Nasr
Octavia Nasr ((アラビア語:اوكتافيا نصر)) is a Lebanese journalist who covers Middle East affairs. She served as CNN’s Senior Editor of Mideast affairs until her dismissal in July 2010 over her public statement of respect on Twitter for the Lebanese cleric Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah, whom she considered "one of Hezbollah's giants I respect a lot." She currently cohosts the MBC program ''Kalam Nawaem''.
==Career==
Octavia Nasr has worked in the news business 25 years. Born and raised to a Christian family in Lebanon, she saw first-hand how conflict and diverse traditions affected the Middle East. That experience, and her own spirit of innovation and curiosity, led her to found Bridges Media Consulting, through which she writes, provides commentary and lectures on myriad issues dealing with political and cultural issues of the Middle East.
Nasr’s deft adaption to social media and new technology make her one of few journalists equally comfortable news using traditional news gathering and reporting techniques or social media. She showcased these talents in her prior role at CNN, leading the integration of social media and international news gathering.
For more than 20 years, Nasr covered every major story involving the Middle East, as an on-air and off-air expert across CNN’s global platforms. Her tenure at the network started just after Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait. She coordinated network coverage of the Gulf War as part of CNN’s international assignment desk. In 2001, Nasr’s distinct experience and wide-ranging knowledge of Middle East cultures brought her broad recognition during CNN’s coverage of the September 11th attacks and their aftermath. She spent months traveling in the Middle East, coordinating on-air appearances and nurturing relationships with media partners that resulted in exclusive news gathering deals.
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