Ibanga - Presenter/producer Yara Elmjouie- Host and Producer Gelareh Darabi- Presenter. Tamim al-Barghouti (Arabic) (Arabic) Former presenters Ahmed Shihab-Eldin - Senior presenter/producer Imran Garda – Senior presenter/producer Muna Hawwa (Arabic) (Arabic) AJ+ occasionally features Al Jazeera English and before shutdown Al Jazeera America correspondents depending upon what story they are covering. Former mobile app The AJ+ Mobile App launched in September 2014 on iOS and Android platforms which was used until April 2018. The app employed a card and stack structure for navigation, and focuses primarily on user and social engagement. Awards and honors In 2015, AJ+ won a Webby Award for Online Film & Video, News & Information At the 2015 Webby Awards, AJ+ was also honored in the categories of Online Film & Video, News & Politics: Individual Episode (Ayotzinapa Student Killings Ignite Mexico and the Internet) Online Film & Video, Documentary: Series (AJ+ Short Docs) Mobile Sites & Apps, News (AJ+ Mobile App) In 2015, the AJ+ Mobile App was a finalist for the Society for News Design's World's Best Digital Design award Controversy AJ+ has come under criticism from conservative and pro-Israel publications for a perceived anti-American, anti-Israeli, and leftist slant in its reporting. The French National Audiovisual Institute has criticized AJ+ for its practice of generating viewer engagement through what it sees as one-sided reporting on emotional topics. The institute claims three-quarters of its tweets mentioned the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, racism, or police violence, and that the alleged editorial line of the channel serves to further the Emirate of Qatar's influence and presents ideological similarities with the Muslim Brotherhood. In 2019, AJ+ produced a video that denied and minimized the Holocaust. Its parent company, Al Jazeera, suspended two journalists over the video. The video stated that "[the] number [of Jews murdered in the Holocaust] had been exaggerated and 'adopted by the Zionist movement', and that Israel is the 'biggest winner' from the genocide." See also Al Jazeera Podcasts, partner podcast network Al Jazeera English Al Jazeera America TouchVision, a former internet video news provider The Young Turks References External links Al Jazeera Internet properties established in 2014 2014 establishments in California YouTube channels Video on demand services Internet television channels American news websites Mass media about Internet culture