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The web presence of SpareChangeNews.Net remains, unfortunately, small at best. As a primarily print publication, we've had a hard time getting our writers and editors on board with the website, let alone our readers.

France 24 is a public 24/7 international news channel that broadcast in three languages: French, English and Arabic. Its mission is to cover international current events from a French perspective and to convey French values throughout the world. The channel provides keys to understanding ever more complex events through in-depth analysis. France 24 puts also culture at the forefront of its programming.
France24 is part of the AEF ("Audiovisuel Extérieur de la France", French foreign medias), with RFI (a radio station) and TV5 (a TV station).

Hi all,

I'm leading the conversion of three NC newspapers to Drupal 6, the first of which is The Daily Reflector. With our first big Drupal 5 site completed (to be upgraded to D6 soon) and many lessons learned, I figured it was time to start contributing back in the form of writeups and possible modules with this project.

Fight Back! is a grassroots newspaper that exists to build the people's struggle and “provides coverage and analysis of some of the key battles facing working and low-income people”. The newspaper was founded in 1999 by a core of activists who wanted an independent publication to help with their organizing efforts for social justice, peace, and equality. Ten years and nearly two thousand articles later, an all-volunteer staff and dozens of correspondents across the country report (in English and Spanish) from the front lines of the most important struggles facing working and oppressed peoples in the United States and internationally.

Our-Hometown, Inc. has entered the 2009 Knight News Challenge for its work on bringing our customers new and improved newspaper website features using the Drupal Content Management System.

The Knight News Challenge is a contest run by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, which funds projects and ideas that advance quality journalism in this digital age.

Hi Group! Since I started working on a newspaper website upgrade two years ago - I've found a lot of good advice around here. So I thought I'd make a write-up on what I've done, as well as pose a question.

My workplace, Fria Tidningar, had a setup with a publishing system called Scoop, and an automatic web export to PHPnuke which was really starting to show its age when I came here 2.5 years ago. The company then published 4 newspapers, today 8, with different premises (4 of the papers are local) - but some shared content.

NOIDA, India: The Kalkion Group has today launched the Hindi edition of Kalkion.com, the world's first multi-lingual and multi-cultural science fiction and fantasy magazine. The site was launched on the occasion of the Independence Day of India. The site has become the world's first science fiction website in Hindi.

I think it would be good to give an extra visibility to the proposed sessions in media related field for the next DrupalCon in Paris.

It's time to register http://paris2009.drupalcon.org/user

Once registered :

You can register your vote

Now you still have some time to be able to vote on them, so we can see which sessions are on the top of your lists and plan the schedule accordingly.
Get busy using your right to vote again, as this is your event!
Deadline will be Sunday, 12th July
Here is how you do it (if you don't know already):
Step 1
Go to the sessions list.
Step 2
Browse through it by filtering etc. Once you have found a topic that you want to vote for, click on the button in the upper right corner:
Step 3
Once it is green, it shows that you have voted and you can see all the sessions in My Attending Sessions in your profile.

Click again to cancel your vote.

Or you can make a session proposal to share your latest media related achievements http://paris2009.drupalcon.org/node/add/session :

Hi everyone,

We've just launched a new news-site using Drupal. http://www.theblogpaper.co.uk/. We aim to publish the first free user generated newspaper in London UK by the End of August/ Beginning of September 2009.

So the concept in a nutshell basically is that users of theblogpaper.co.uk can upload articles, photos and engage in discussions. The highest rated and most discussed content will be promoted to the printed version of the blogpaper. Our intention is basically to create a weekly review of what has been going on within the blogging community, and what the community found worthy to be printed and is read by potentially more. Our main goal is to create a platform for bloggers, citizen journalists, photographers and other "content creators" which allows them to get further exposure and maybe reach out to new readerships.

Hi!

I am glad to share with you all that we recently launched a science fiction site http://kalkion.com which runs fully on GLAMP server and is powered by Drupal. I trust this is the first science fiction site running on powerful drupal. We tested Joomla, Wordpress and many more, only Drupal came out as winner. Thanks Drupal for enabling us in achieving our dream and goal.