Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Wesam Nasr, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication at Cairo University, and the general supervision of Dr. Hala El-Sayed, Director of Professional Diploma Programs, the "Television Websites" course has showcased a series of innovative media projects. Supervised by Professor Dr. Ashraf Galal and Academic Coordinator Mr. Ahmed Rahma, these projects represent a strategic leap in merging traditional television prestige with the agility of digital media.

EG POST: Engineering Content for the Hybrid Era
Researchers Enas Mohamed and Mai Mohamed introduced "EG POST," a platform built on a "Story-First" philosophy. The project aims to bridge the gap between television’s authority and digital fluidity, allowing the narrative itself to dictate the visual and editorial format. By utilizing cross-platform content, strategic analysis, and AI-driven interactive "capsules," EG POST offers a rich news experience designed for the modern audience`s behavior.

Koushk Media: The Modern Digital Newsstand
Bringing a cultural icon into the digital age, researchers Doaa Hammam and Nour Shaban presented "Koushk Media." Inspired by the traditional Egyptian newsstand (Koushk), the platform provides a unique "Snackable Content" experience tailored for smartphone users and social media audiences. With the slogan "Everything that matters in one stall," the project uses infographics and short videos to combine the reliability of traditional sources with the speed of digital access.

Madar: Reimagining News Delivery
In a move to modernize traditional broadcasting, researchers Mohamed El-Shimy and Abdullah Al-Sawy developed "Madar." This project outlines an ambitious vision to transform traditional news channels into integrated digital hubs. By blending high-quality video, deep-dive articles, and rapid infographics, Madar ensures a seamless harmony between television professional standards and modern social media publishing mechanisms, focusing on accuracy and high engagement rates.

Zawya Media: Searching for the "Missing Angle"
Focusing on depth and accountability, researchers Wesam El-Masry and Mona Issa showcased "Zawya Media." The platform adopts an interpretive and investigative approach, moving beyond surface-level reporting to uncover hidden details. Featuring nine specialized sections, Zawya Media utilizes data journalism, podcasts, and AI-enhanced displays. A key feature is the "Participate" section, which activates "Citizen Journalism" by connecting the public directly with officials, ensuring the human dimension remains at the heart of the news.