On its first anniversary, France 24, announces new mobile services and an agreement with Nokia. There will be – on demand access to its channel content, in three languages – French, English and Arabic – directly on mobile phones. The channel has also created The Observers to present user generated news content from around the world. France 24 journalists, assisted by regional editors, will select the most relevant contributions and verify the authenticity of the content.

It will also broadcast its Arabic service for 24 hours from December.

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