Tuesday's Daily Brief: Introducing The Huffington Post Japan, Teens Found Alive After Being Reported Missing For 10 Years

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

HuffPost Goes (Way) East: Introducing The Huffington Post Japan

Arianna Huffington: Konnichiwa! I'm here in Tokyo with our talented HuffPost Japan team in our Akihabara offices to launch HuffPost Japan, our first edition in Asia. We are all elated that after launching editions in the UK, Canada, France, Spain, and Italy, HuffPost has gone east -- not only to a new country, but to a new continent. The launch of Huffington Post Japan represents the fulfillment of our goal of inviting ever more voices from around the world to join our growing global conversation. And it's living proof -- since Huffington Post Japan is "live" as of today -- of the way 21st century media have transcended once-formidable barriers of geography, language, and culture.

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