Daryn Kagan spent a dozen years at CNN, where viewers watched her anchor breaking news and report from around the world.
Starting today, she’s taking those skills to her own Web site where she’ll be focusing solely on stories of inspiration.
The Web site will offer a variety of profiles. Some are of people who do charity work, while others tell of those who have bounced back from tragedy.
“There are plenty of stories,” Kagan said. “It’s all I can do to keep up with them.”
Each day she’ll have a story between three and five minutes long that will appear the instant someone visits the site. There also will be inspirational information submitted by visitors to the site.
She also said the concept could turn into a TV show, books, a radio program and more.
“The value of the business is actually owning my own content,” she said. “Once I do a story, I own the story.”
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