Media In Bhutan: A closer look at the Kuensel

Journalism is considered to be essential for democracy, which is why journalism in Bhutan is a new idea. Today, Bhutan has 11 print papers, five radio stations, and three TV news networks, a dramatic difference from the one-paper monopoly the country…

The future of French journalism

The French news organization La Montagne is just one of the many news organizations that are fighting to close the gap between traditional journalism and the digital world.

Fernanda Canofre: Her Insight on Brazilian Jail & What We Don’t Know

SYN 90.7: Community Radio made by and for Australia’s Youth

In a world dominated by the major media outlets, it can be difficult for those outside of that realm to have a voice. But that doesn’t seem to be a problem for Australian radio station SYN 90.7. SYN 90.7 puts its own creative…

Greece: The good, the bad, and the blog

When one thinks of Greece, economic crises, financial instability, recession, and numerous other negative connotations come to mind. Despite the age-old landmarks and breathtaking views, Greece has been in a decline since their recession in 2009.

Hellenic Journal serves Greek community in U.S.

A small, community news organization’s purpose is to give a voice to its community.

The Hellenic Journal is no different.

A look at the changing indigenous media landscape in Canada