Worldnetdaily.com - The World Has A Right To Know

WorldNetDaily (WND) presents itself as “a free press for a free people”. It is an independent news company dedicated to uncompromising journalism, stimulating the role of the free press as a guardian of liberty. It is based in the notion that the principal role of the free press in a free society is to serve as a watchdog on government, to expose corruption, fraud, waste and abuse wherever and whenever it is found. What makes WND different from other media sites is that it covers international and national stories unavailable in the old mainstream media like stories of government corruption, threats to personal liberty and conflicts abroad. You’ll find different news sections like health news, polls, book reviews, war on terror, special offers, exclusives, election 2008, business news, and much more.

“Founded by Joseph and Elizabeth Farah in May 1997, it is now a leading Internet news site in both traffic and influence. Joseph Farah brings more than 25 years of newspaper experience, including stints as editor in chief of major market dailies, to WorldNetDaily.com. Elizabeth Farah brings years of marketing, strategic planning, design and technology experience to the project. Now, teamed with a lean but growing full-time staff of 25, WorldNetDaily.com is poised to spark a media revolution. WorldNetDaily.com has broken some of the biggest, most significant and most notable investigative and enterprising stories in recent years. See "WND Scoops" for a comprehensive list of major WorldNetDaily exclusive reports that first saw the light of day in these pages.”

WorldNetDaily is a fast-growing news service on the Internet. It is an uncommon news site, standing out among a crowd of online news providers. Its unique and aggressive reporting style will probably capture a large and growing audience. Its editorial formula is "credible, fearless, independent".

Is WorldNetDaily really ready to trigger a media revolution? How they will be able to compete with giant corporate media sites like CNN and Associated Press?