Antigua.News Wins Best Online News Media of the Year
Antigua.News, the newest online news portal in Antigua and Barbuda, has been awarded the prestigious title of Best Online News Portal of the Year!
The online news portial did not only win the Antigua and Barbuda category but grabbed the award for the entire Caribbean.
The announcement was made last night at the much-anticipated annual Antigua and Barbuda Gospel Music and Awards Ceremony, where Antigua.News emerged victorious over its competitors, Antiguanewsroom, Real News, Antiguabreaking News and others Caribbean online news platforms like Loop News, owned by telecommunications giant Digicel. How kool is that?
Ambassador Dr. Dario Item, the visionary behind Antigua.News, expressed his gratitude for the recognition and credited his hardworking staff, who he described as the real heroes.
He commended them for their dedication and commitment to making Antigua.News what it is today.
Dr. Item has devoted considerable time and effort to creating a news portal that he believes will significantly contribute to the country.
He also wanted to allow readers to remain in the know without struggling to navigate ads.
Despite the challenges and demands involved in establishing such a platform, Dr. Item remains committed to his goal of providing valuable news and information to the public.
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