PanARMENIAN.Net

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PanARMENIAN.Net
AbbreviationPAN
EstablishedApril 2, 2000;24 years ago (2000-04-02)
Type Corporate group
Location
Region
Worldwide
Services News Agency, Photography, Photojournalism
Official languages
Armenian, English, Russian
Key people
Armen Azaryan (co-founder, CEO), Ara Aghamyan (co-founder), Vahan Stepanyan (PAN Photo Agency co-founder)
Subsidiaries PAN News Agency, PAN Photo Agency
Website panarmenian.net , pan.am/photo/
Formerly called
PanARMENIAN Network

PanARMENIAN.Net is the first Armenian online news agency, an internet portal [1] based in Yerevan, Armenia. The PanARMENIAN.Net information-analytical portal is one of the projects of the "PanArmenian Network" NGO. It was launched on April 2, 2000. [2] PanARMENIAN.Net provides information and analysis about the main events in the social and political life of Armenia, as well as events taking place all over the world that are connected with Armenia directly or indirectly. Topics covered: Politics, Armenia and the World, Society, Economics, Region, Sport, Culture, IT and Telecommunications.

Contents

PAN Photo Agency, established by PanARMENIAN Network in 2009 is a major news and creative photography agency in Armenia. The photo agency covers all major social-political, business, cultural and sport events happening in the country, also presenting reports from all around the world via its international photographers and partners.

Network NGO

PanARMENIAN Network has started its activity from 1999. The mission of the organization is to contribute to the promotion of the national, historical, cultural and scientific heritage and values among the international community through modern information and communication technologies.

News agency

PAN News Agency (formerly known as PanARMENIAN.Net News Agency) was established in 2000 with a focus on Armenian Diaspora. Besides the own content produced by in-house journalists and editors, the news service of the PanARMENIAN.Net uses the information flows of local and world news agencies.

PAN News agency content is being spread out via various social platforms, publishing partners and content aggregates.

PAN News Agency was a pioneering news organization in Armenia to use a Creative Commons license on all its content and also include new content types in the news stories (photo stories, infographics and editorial cartoons) [3] The news agency publishes its content in three languages: Armenian, Russian and English.

Most of the users come from Armenia, United States, Europe and Russia. [4]

Photo agency

PAN Photo Agency (formerly known as PanARMENIAN Photo) was established in 2009. It quickly became one of the major independent news & creative photography agencies in Armenia. The agency covers major social-political, business, cultural and sport events happening in the country and presents reports from all around the world via its international photographers and partners. PAN Photo cooperates with and provides photo wire for major international photo agencies such as Associated Press (AP), [5] Agence France Press (AFP), [6] Reuters, [7] RIA Novosti [8] and Itar-Tass, European Pressphoto Agency [9] and others.

PAN Photo images have been featured in numerous international media outlets including The New York Times , [10] [11] CNN.com, [12] BBC, [13] The Wall Street Journal , Al Jazeera America, [14] Libération , [15] San Francisco Chronicle , Washington Post , [16] The Guardian , [17] Vogue, Esquire and others.

Social media

PanARMENIAN was also one of the first news service in Armenia to adopt social media and establish pages in Facebook and Twitter. [18] PanARMENIAN.Net's content policy on social media channels has been noted as a good practice a number of times, since it was tailored for the specific audience of social media users. [19] The Facebook page audience is notably different from the website's partly due to its language limitation (Armenian only), special way of posting content and social-media first policy [20] resulting in publishing all breaking news on the page first.

Awards and recognition

Publications

Notable projects and exhibitions

Former Prime Minister of Armenia Tigran Sargsyan at the PanARMENIAN Photo exhibition, June 2011 Former Prime Minister of Armenia Tigran Sargsyan at the PanARMENIAN Photo exhibition, June 2011.jpg
Former Prime Minister of Armenia Tigran Sargsyan at the PanARMENIAN Photo exhibition, June 2011

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