While political leaders advocate democracy for countries such as Yemen, business leaders are forced to wait for failed states to become their next \'\'emerging markets\'\'. That changes now, according to PROTORE (http://www.protore.net), which opens new markets for business while actively supporting freedoms and democracy. PROTORE emerges from its pilot phase today as a fast-growing network of major news websites operating from countries in transition. Its mission is to ensure the survival of independent media and to support freedom of expression, often in the face of serious adversity, by enabling advertisers to target people across Europe, the MENA region and North America who visit websites from countries such as Yemen. Typically 40-70% of visitors to such websites come from the USA, UK, Canada, France, Germany and similarly developed economies, meaning they are attractive to advertisers targeting those countries, reports PROTORE. Independent news publishers keep the world informed and ready to make change happen. Yemeni journalists put their lives on the line for an average USD 200 per month in the name of future freedoms, and even that can be too high a price to keep the news flowing. So what can businesses do to support balanced viewpoints regarding Yemen? \"The answer is revolutionary,\" says PROTORE\'\'s director Jason Lambert. \"Today we have launched the world\'\'s first online banner network dedicated to enabling businesses to support freedom of expression simply by buying great value, targeted advertising. Every ethical business in Europe, North America and the MENA region should now allocate some of its advertising budget to a campaign with PROTORE.\" In its pilot phase, PROTORE\'\'s combination of targeted online advertising and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has already started generating new incomes in support of 14 publishers of independent news websites from the MENA region, Southeast Asia and Haiti. This year it will welcome new publishers from countries such as Pakistan, the Commonwealth of Independent States (of former Soviet republics), Zimbabwe and more. From : Yemen latest News