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Like four other projects, the positive web magazine Yaluna benefitted from DW Akademie’s media incubation program throughout its development. The ceremony in Tunis presented the most recent disruptive Tunisian projects
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Once again, the media start-up teams of the 2023 cohort of DW Akademie’s media incubation program faced a demanding journey of development stages and objectives to reach their potential. The approach made it possible to measure the commitment, robustness and talent of the teams involved. This year, the five teams who completed the incubation process are now part of the growing MEDIA LOVES TECH family. Although only one could claim the top prize at the ceremony on December 8th in Tunis, all teams were able to develop their projects in depth. Each project shows strong potential for the future. Yaluna wins grand prize in 2023 Aziz Chaibi, co-founder of Yaluna. The online magazine aims to inspire young people in Tunisia Winner of the program’s grand prize, the online magazine Yaluna presents itself as a media organization that relies on solutions journalism to “help young people stay informed and inspired.” Active on social media, Yaluna addresses a wide range of subjects, including environment and health, using a constructive approach. Paul Schütte, DW Akademie’s program manager for MEDIA LOVES TECH congratulated the entire Yaluna team. "While the global trend is towards distrust and disinterest in the media and information, Yaluna is the attempts a positive approach to news, to show what works, what drives people, what inspires. Like everywhere else, Tunisia can only benefit from such a project," he stated. "Furthermore, there is an educational dimension to which we are very attached. Transmitting knowledge and helping to understand the approaches to gathering information are essential for developing an informed opinion." The grand prize will help Yaluna to structure itself further, and develop both the quality of its editorial offering and its business model. The MEDIA LOVES TECH family is growing The other teams in the 2023 cohort Arkam - public data collection platform Banet - online media dedicated to women's issues Deep Confessions Podcast - mental health podcast Verex - AI-powered information verification tool Media incubation at the heart of a new initiative MEDIA LOVES TECH: DW Akademie's incubation program for media tech start-ups Since 2023, MEDIA LOVES TECH has been a component of the SMART MEDIA ACCELERATOR , the new initiative of DW Akademie. Its goal is to identify, support and strengthen media and media start-ups in the prototyping phase. The outcome of the project is focused on developing the quality of professional journalism in Tunisia. In addition to the incubation program, the SMART MEDIA ACCELERATOR offers support for established media in a related project, MEDIA PARCOURS, which provides online resources to facilitate independent learning and networking opportunities. DW Akademie thus commits itself more than ever to supporting a new generation of media working for quality journalism in the region. SMART MEDIA ACCELERATOR is part of the " On en parle ! Tunisie 360° " project financed by the European Union and co-financed by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development. The MEDIA LOVES TECH program is run by DW Akademie, Deutsche Welle's center for international media development, journalistic training and knowledge transfer. The project is developed in cooperation with Al Khatt, a Tunisian NGO working for freedom of the press and expression. The organization aims to be a laboratory of ideas on the future of journalism in the digital age. DW recommends In Tunisia, the MEDIA LOVES TECH startup ecosystem grows The sixth edition of DW Akademie’s media start-up incubation program has ended. Five Tunisian startups completed the journey and are now part of the MEDIA LOVES TECH network. More on Media Loves Tech MEDIA LOVES TECH awards the best projects of the year in the Maghreb MEDIA LOVES TECH supports new digital tools for media in the Maghreb. The incubation program helps journalists combine high-potential reporting with emerging technology to make storytelling more efficient and effective. MEDIA LOVES TECH: Online, intense and productive This year's MEDIA LOVES TECH hackathon has proven that working online can be extremely productive when media workers and techies come together to develop innovative ideas and sustainable business models. MEDIA LOVES TECH: Award for digital innovations A digital stock photo platform, a creative online magazine and a digital program identifying fake news and hate speech: these three business models won the MEDIA LOVES TECH competition in December in Tunis. Tunisia: Digital solutions for high-quality journalism MEDIA LOVES TECH is an upcoming competition that brings together high-quality journalism with Tunisia's startup scene. Date 12.12.2023 Feedback : Send us your feedback. Print this page Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/4a5Il Date 12.12.2023 Send us your feedback. Print this page Permalink https://p.dw.com/p/4a5Il TOP STORIES Germany Business Science Environment Culture Sports A - Z Index LEARN GERMAN German XXL Community D Teaching German SERVICE Newsletters & Co. 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