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Mehdi Hasan launches Zeteo to challenge media standards
This comes after Hasan quit MSNBC last month following the controversial cancellation of his weekly show in November.
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Award-winning journalist Mehdi Hasan / @mehdirhasan
Award-winning Indian-origin journalist Mehdi Hasan has unveiled his latest venture, Zeteo, a new independent media company set to challenge double standards, provide unfiltered news, and prioritize truth-seeking.
In the current climate of global conflict, domestic concerns of fascism, and widespread propaganda, Hasan introduced Zeteo as a platform that seeks answers to pressing questions while maintaining an unwavering commitment to the truth.
Named after the ancient Greek word for 'seeking out' and 'striving,' Zeteo is positioned as a revival of independent and unfiltered journalism. Hasan, known for his hard-hitting interviews, envisioned Zeteo as a media organization that addresses significant issues through podcasts, newsletters, op-eds, and essays contributed by a diverse range of high-profile voices.
Some personal & professional news: I'm launching a new media company! It's called Zeteo.
— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) February 28, 2024
And, in this era of war abroad, fascism at home, and propaganda everywhere, I hope I can count on your support.
Please do sign up today and subscribe here:https://t.co/je2PVGmCWH pic.twitter.com/wKKOvLQdDA
In a promotional video, he encouraged individuals to join this endeavor to challenge powerful entities, reshape narratives, and uphold adversarial journalism. According to him, the platform will champion the principles of honest reporting and ensure that journalism serves the public interest.
A British American born to Indian immigrants from Hyderabad, Hasan was the former host of The Mehdi Hasan Show on MSNBC which was canceled in November 2023 amid controversy. In February 2024, he joined the Guardian US as a columnist.
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