As part of the MEMRI TV Project, MEMRI is announcing the launch of its MEMRI TV Viral Video Project, which will produce and release short video compilations on varied topics, from the vast MEMRI TV archives.
To view the MEMRI TV Viral Video Project, visit http://www.memritv.org/subject/en/860.htm.
The latest MEMRI TV Viral Video, which has just been released, is titled "Why We Hate the Jews," and includes clips from Arab television dealing with the question of hatred for the Jews and its roots (To view this clip, visit http://www.memri.org/legacy/clip/12099).
Other MEMRI Viral Videos include the following:
- MEMRI Reform Project Viral Video (3:00), focusing on some of the most influential liberal and progressive activists, thinkers, academics, poets, authors, and bloggers in the Arab and Muslim world (http://www.memri.org/legacy/clip/12098) ;
- MEMRI TV Iranian TV Monitor Project compilation (10:00), featuring highlights from the Iranian film "The World Without America," clips from Iranian television, and more (http://www.memri.org/legacy/clip/12094);
- Hamas In Their Own Voices compilation (2:54) http://www.memri.org/legacy/clip/12092)
Over the next year, MEMRI will be adding viral videos and short video compilations to the Viral Video Project on a regular basis – both new ones currently in production and videos that have already been released.
MEMRI TV was launched in 2004 as the television monitoring project of MEMRI. MEMRI TV monitors 90 channels from the Middle East and Iran, around the clock. The MEMRI TV Project maintains the world's largest archives of footage translated from Arab and Iranian television. The project has so far produced over 3,230 clips, totaling more than 17,000 hours of footage. MEMRI TV is viewed in 197 countries around the world, and to date over 20 million visitors have accessed its website.
