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Paula Yacoubian^[1] is a Lebanese media trainer and a political strategist; she is also the host of a prime time talk on Future News network. She is married to Moufac Harb, the former director of Alhurra.^[2] She is the CEO of Integrated Communications.^[3]

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^ "Paula Yacoubian". Paulayacoubian.com. Retrieved 2015-05-13.
^ عاكوم, كارولين (6 January 2008). الإعلامية بولا يعقوبيان: "أخبار المستقبل" قناة "نظيفة" ولا تحرف الأخبار, الإعــــــــلام. Asharq Alawsat (in Arabic). Retrieved 18 April 2010.
^ "Paula Yacoubian - Prestige Magazine". Prestige Magazine. Retrieved 2015-11-30.