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Aynur KORKMAZ

Şalpazarı Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi

Trabzon, Turkey

Due to covid-19, a student in my project, Zehra interviewed local journalist Tuncay Hacifettahoğlu. Just before the meeting, Zehra and her friends from the project were getting ready by preparing questions that she asked the journalist. After the interview, she shared all the information received from the journalist with her colleagues from the project.
Here are his words to you;

One of my questions was, ” What should you consider when writing or composing a message? “And he replied,” Reality! The most important thing is to take acount. You should also take care of them, so with a single concern for personal interests. ”Then, I gave one of my friends on the project, Elif’s question; ” How do you create headlines? “And he replied,” When I create them, I pay attention to the relationship between the content of the messages and them, and they should also attract the attention of readers . ” Now is the time to ask Cayda; “ What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever encountered while composing a message? “And he replied”I have created a lot of messages and it seems to me that the most difficult thing is to say something to the relatives of the people involved in these accidents. “When I asked if he wanted to add anything else, he added that being a journalist is not easy. and I want people to prefer this job more. ”

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Aynur KORKMAZ

Şalpazarı Anadolu İmam Hatip Lisesi

Trabzon, Turkey

 

 

 

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Monica Frigerio

Primary School Como Rebbio

Como, Italy

Our newspaper is La Provincia di Como . La Provincia is a local newspaper founded in 1892 in Como by Luigi Massuero.

The newspaper has three editions:

Province (Como Edition)
Lecco Province (Lecco Edition) – issued since 1988
Province of Sondrio (Sondrio Edition) – issued since 1998.

From 2008, May 11th All four editions of La Provincia change format and become Berliners, following the general trend in the Italian press.

In addition to reducing the size, all pages, especially those intended for advertising purposes, pages replacing journalists’ articles include a color scheme and a full graphic update.

Since 2010, you can also search for iPads by province. The second publication, also sent to an electronic device, is La Provincia di Varese, 2011, February 1

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Monica Frigerio

Como Rebbio

Primary School, ITALY

 

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Serap Sarı

Misak-ı Milli High School

İzmir TURKEY

In September, thanks to Covid, we decided to meet journalist Nalan Kolağası İmre outside in the park. Works in the Press Department of the Konak Commune. Before the meeting, we had an online meeting and talked about questions. We decided on the following questions:

  • When did you start working?
  • What should we consider when preparing messages?
  • What preparations should we make?
  • What are the difficulties in your work?

After the meeting, I had an online meeting with my students and wrote down what we did and talked about that day. Here it is:

On the day we interwiewed journalist Mrs.Nalan Kolağası İmre .She gave us information about how to write the news and journalism. She said that ” While we are writing the news, we must pay attention to the fact that the headline is interesting, the topics that attract peoples’ attention, and that we had a few photos in our news. 1- Make sure you are newsworthy

2-Write according to the rules

3-Draw attention

4-Pay attention to expression

5- Be careful about professionalism. ”

She also added that “The text of the message should answer questions about what happened, where it happened, why it happened, when it happened and how it happened, communicating current events. She also stated that journalists have many difficulties and work day and night. She also said journalists should have freedom of expression and the media should be free. It was a very informative and enjoyable interview.

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Adriana Bujag

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Adriana Bujag

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ANDRZEJEWSKI-DELAUNEY Sofi

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ANDRZEJEWSKI-DELAUNEY Sofi

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Angela Florou – 6th PS Artemis Greece

The newspaper “ABOUT DIMOTIS TIS ANATOLIKIS ATTIKIS” was founded in 1998 and has since been published continuously, initially periodically monthly, for several years every week and recently every two weeks in the Eastern Attica region. It mainly deals with issues related to the commune to which it is distributed, with the following content: political, social and cultural.

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Angela Florou

 

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Anna Wasko

 

The local magazine “Prządki” was established in  2003 and  is published monthly. Its name comes from the “Prządki” nature reserve, formed of rocks in the shape of girls who used to be spinners in the area of ​​Korczyna (according to legend). In each issue of the magazine we can find useful and interesting information about the inhabitants of our commune, including the surrounding smaller towns. We read about new buildings, roads and bridges, and the unveiling of important monuments. You can find articles about students who have achieved sports or scientific success. The inhabitants of the Korczyna Commune will get acquainted with the budget and expenses in their area. Tourists can find some tips and great descriptions of hiking trails and nature parks.Our materials from various projects are also printed there.

But the interview was with a professional journalist – temporarily not working in this profession, but with a diploma and experience. The students prepared the interview questions and one of them conducted an online interview. Then all students had the opportunity to watch it.

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Anna Wasko

 

 

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Ariadni Sotiriadou- E1 in the 2th Primary School of Artemis Greece

On Tuesday, October 13, for the first time, E1 class 5th graders at Artemis 2 Primary School, in collaboration with 6th Artemis Primary School, in the e-twinning -NEWS program, online online sushi doudoumi, online sushi doudoumi, online sučiai doudoumi.

The students were excited, happy and learning during the conversation !!!! Their questions were:

  1. What topics do you like to discuss in journalism?

  2. Is writing articles hard work? How Much Time Do You Need

to write a 15 line article?

Their enthusiasm is huge … with the answers they heard from the journalist.

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Athanasia Diamantopoulou

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Athanasia Diamantopoulou

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Chrysa Arabatzoglou

Szkoła Podstawowa nr 2 w Xanthi, Grecja

 

 

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 Danijela Šajtar

Because of the Covid 19 situation, my students chose to talk with a famous person from our town. Stanko Grčić is the grandfather of one of my students. He was a journalist and a politician in the past. They chose to talk about the vine. In our country, people have a tradition to celebrate vine in all steps of the preparation during the year and in November we have a special day, St. Martin’s Day. That day people celebrate the birth of the vine.

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Danijela Šajtar

 

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Dhurata Cuka

There aren’t local active newspapers in our town. We want to show you some information about the first newspaper after the Communist regime in Albania.

The first steps of the independent press transformation of the newspaper Koha Jonë from a former body of the Labor Party Committee of Lezha district, after privatization, in an independent newspaper, in May 1991, can be said to mark a turning point, passing through the press phase party that had prevailed until then, in the independent press phase.

In September 1993 it was published three times a week and in January 1994 started publishing as a daily. Koha Jone dominated the Albanian press market indisputably by mid-1998. It played a role indisputable in the elaboration of public opinion. A role she has also played in the development of journalistic concepts in the country.
It was the first newspaper structured in a contemporary way and the first which made a revolution in the orientation of the press towards information.

Koha Jone was the first who started in 1994 publishing an in-house supplement its pages, entitled AKS.

 

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Interview with Klodiana Lala 

The famous Albanian journalist and winner of:

Reporter of the Year Award 2018,

Free Speech Award, 2019

First Prize for Investigative Journalism, by the EU, 2020.

DHURATA CUKA, ILIA QIQI PRIMARY SCHOOL

BURREL, ALBANIA

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Fani Karaoli

November 2020
By Alexandros Bouzas-Plataris and Dimitris Papatheodorou
6th Graders
3rd Primary School of pallini

Newspaper : RPN (Rafina, Pikermi, News)
Published monthly
Refers to the news that consider the area of East Attica and especially Rafina and Pikermi.
Includes: Social, political, athletic and various news!

One of the latest news in Social was that:
One million euros will be disposed to the schools of the Municipality of Pallini.The project will be financed by 71%, from the own resources of the Municipality of Pallini and by 29% from the Philodimos II Program. The project concerns the following schools: 1st Primary School of Gerakas, 2nd Primary School of Gerakas, 6th Primary School of Gerakas, 1st Primary School of Pallini, 2nd Primary School of Pallini, 3rd Primary School of Pallini, 4th Primary School of Pallini, 1st High School of Gerakas, 1st High School of Pallini 1st Lyceum of Pallini.

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Fatma Kul

My student in the project, Mert interviewed local journalist Emre Saçlı. Before meeting,Mert prepared some questions for  the journalist. After the interview, he shared all the information received from the journalist with us.

 

QUESTION 1: Could you introduce yourself?
Emre Saçlı: I was born in Salihli district of Manisa in 1980. My primary, secondary and high school education in Salihli
I completed. After my high school education, I was a local company operating in Salihli since 2002.
I started working in the newspaper.
In addition to being a reporter in the newspaper named Sector, which is currently active in Salihli,
DHA Group (Hürriyet, Milliyet, Posta, Fanatik, Kanal D, CNN Türk), Turkuvaz Media Group (Sabah,
Calendar, Fotomaç, Yeni Asır, ATV, A Haber) and TRT Salihli Representative.
QUESTION 2: What is Journalism?
Emre Saçlı: Journalism has the shortest narrative, news, unbiased, ethical and accurate information and
to research and write with documents and pass it on to its readers.
QUESTION 3: Do you like your job?
Emre Saçlı: The journalism profession is quite troublesome, as well as
the process will require sacrifice from your lifestyle and family
is difficult. However, despite everything, making news, enlightening the public,
Struggling to provide reliable information is essential. That's why I love my job.
QUESTION 4: Why did you choose this profession?
Emre Saçlı: After my high school education, I actually took part in many different professions. This time
I never thought that I would become a journalist and do this profession.
As I mentioned above, after completing my high school education, I was published in a local newspaper in 2002.
I started to work as a distributor. After a short while, you will be able to go to events and write news.
I started. Since then, I have been writing news for about 18 years.
QUESTION 4: Does your profession have difficulties? If so, what are they?
Emre Saçlı: Of course, there are many difficulties in this profession as every profession. Before everything
It wants a lot of sacrifice. Hours after the events that were watched and summarized in 1 minute on TV,
sometimes there are difficulties that last for days. To endure too much difficulty in many public order events
we have to Big natural disasters that we never wanted to happen, fires, long
issues that require time tracking. Therefore, we can say quite a lot from there
we hav

 

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Fernanda Soares

Dr. Francisco Sanches School Cluster – Braga – Portugal

 

NEWSPAPER “CORREIO DO MINHO”

Our city – Braga – has 3 important newspapers and we decided to choose the newspaper “Correio do Minho” for this project.

If you translate its title to English, it would be “Minho’s Mail” – Minho is the name of a province. Portugal has 11 provinces and Braga belongs to Minho’s province.

“Correio do Minho” is almost 100 years old. It is a daily newspaper and its director is, since 2007, Paulo Monteiro.

The newspaper gives special attention to the problems of Minho’s province. Many of its news involve Minho’s economical, administrative, political, educational and sports institutions.

 

HISTORY

The newspaper “Correio do Minho” was founded on the 6th of July 1926 by a group of journalists and its first director was Álvaro Pipa.

Three important moments mark the history of this newspaper:

– From 1926 to 1934 – in 1934, there was a change in the ruling of the country and the newspaper started being controlled by the National Union and ceased being a private property.

– From 1934 to 1974 – the newspaper had to obey the interests of the dictatorship ruling Portugal.

– From 1974 until the present time – the dictatorship was overthrown and a democracy was established. From 1974 until 1999, the newspaper’s activity was guided by the Civil Government and Braga’s Town Hall. From 1999 onwards, “Correio do Minho” conquered total editorial freedom, as it became private property.

This newspaper also has its own voice due to the solidarity actions it has developed all throughout the years. With a history full of stories, “Correio do Minho” contributes daily to Minho’s national and international position.

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Fernanda Soares

Dr. Francisco Sanches School Cluster – Braga – Portugal

 

Interview with the journalist Marta Caldeira from our local newspaper “Correio do Minho”

 

 

Students from class 4.º1 S. Victor School (Braga, Portugal) had the opportunity to interview journalist Marta Caldeira from our local newspaper “Correio do Minho”.

Students had many pertinent questions. For example, the positive and negative aspects of being a journalist. Marta Caldeira said that she likes doing different things every day, the adventure involved and taking the initiative to suggest topics for her articles. On the other side, she doesn’t enjoy the daily stress and not having a consistent schedule.

Marta highlighted the importance of journalists and their mission. First of all, journalists must present the truth. They must rely on trustworthy sources and witnesses and transmit the truth to the public. Secondly, they have the opportunity to show the world all the problems and difficulties people go through in our region, so that people with political and / or economic power can do something about them. It is very gratifying when journalists see people being helped or getting their problems solved thanks to their work.

We also discussed all the work involved in the preparation and publication of a newspaper and the topics Marta prefers – reports about good things people do or publicizing people’s talents.

Students also asked Marta Caldeira about the reasons which led her to become a journalist and the most shocking news she had written.

Marta taught us about the structure of a newspaper article. It’s called the inverted pyramid structure. The essential and most attention-grabbing elements must come first. Other information supporting and explaining the main story come afterwards in order of diminishing importance. The least important information is at the bottom.

Our interview with journalist Marta Caldeira went very well and students learnt a lot about being a journalist and writing articles for a newspaper. We would like to thank journalist Marta Caldeira for kindly agreeing with this interview and for all the time she spent with us!

 

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Gözde Pelin KAYA

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Gözde Pelin KAYA

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HACER ÇAKIR

ALİ GÜNERİ SECONDARY SCHOOL

 

My Project team and  a local journalist ,Emine Akçaalan who is a journalist of an online newspaper called ‘’Özgür Kocaeli’’had an online meeting  via Zoom on October 22, because of Covid-19, we could not have a meeting face to face. Before meeting,  my pupils wrote their questions via mentimeter in order to ask the journalist .With the beginning of the online meeting, my students got very excited and happy to get a chance for interviewing a journalist and getting information about  her job,journalism.They asked their questions and thanked to Mrs Akçaalan as she answered the questions and gave more information about her carreer.Also ,some questions are quite interesting like ‘’what is the most caring and important thing at your job? ‘’ Mrs Akçaalan said ‘’ we must care about the truth at our job and we must do it as fast as it’s possible.’’

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Jolanta Zamoyska

 

Our newspaper is TUBIAŁOŁĘKA. It is a local newspaper.

Unlike other portals in the capital city, they really focus on local.  They focus on what is local – on the neighborhood history, the traces of which we pass every day local politics – new investments and all ideas, the implementation of which will make you want to live in the area.

 

They point out mistakes to officials where the residents see them. They praise what serves us all. They describe places recommended by neighbors. We ask the residents and we answer them.

They focus on reliability. They want to be the closest in the yard

Since 2017 you can read TUBIAŁOŁĘKA online

 

 

 

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Jolanta Zamoyska

 

Our questions for the journalist written by students of Milenium Primary School:

  1. Do you like your job? Why?
  2. Why did you choose to be a journalist?
  3. Do you earn good money?
  4. What do you have to do as your work?
  5.  What do you think about fake news?
  6. Is it easy to be a jurnalist?

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Jurgita Norvilienė

Young leaders implement eTwininng project NEWS One of the activities in October is a meeting with a journalist from a local newspaper. Our former student KTU Electrical Engineering student Jokūbas Vingilys visited us. is the author of the texts of KTU magazine Njuspeipis.
Jacob talked about his relationship with writing, presented the magazine Njuspeipis, shared various tips on how to interest the reader, how to come up with the title of the article, how to find information in the article, to fight. The students were interested in the original magazine “Varnelė”, published in 2007-2008 at the initiative of teacher Ilona, ​​in which Jacob started writing articles.

 

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LACRIMIOARA SABAREANU

”GEORGE CALINESCU” SECONDARY SCHOOL, ONESTI, ROMANIA

 

Local newspaper – “ONE on the sidewalk”

“UNU pe Trotuș” is a press project launched in September 2015, in Onești, by journalist Marius Mihalcea. Initially, “UNU pe Trotuș” appeared on the market as a bi-monthly publication, in print format. From the first issue, “UNU pe Trotuș” gained the appreciation and respect of readers by promoting topics of local interest, from all spheres, approached in a balanced way and presented to readers in a professional way.
Since the fall of 2016, the title has moved online (https://unupetrotus.ro/). The change of the business model was imposed, first of all, by the permanent evolution of the information and communication technology, in the “Speed ​​Century” being essential that the procurement, processing, storage, conversion and transmission of information be done in a short time. . From the attractive design of the print version, we moved to a pleasing graphical interface for the eye and a structure that is easy to access and navigate by the reader, including on mobile devices.
Thus, “UNU pe Trotuș” became, in a very short time, the NUMBER ONE site on Valea Trotușului and one of the most important in Bacău County, reaching record audience figures!
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LACRIMIOARA SABAREANU

”GEORGE CALINESCU” SECONDARY SCHOOL, ONESTI, ROMANIA

Our questions for the journalist are:

  1. What is the job of a journalist?
  2. Why did you choose to be a journalist?
  3. How do you write a story?
  4. How do we recognize a “Fake News”?

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Marina Lopachak

Municipal Establishment “Lozova Lyceum 12”, Ukraine

 

There is only one newspaper in our town. Its name is “Voice of Lozova” (Holos Lozivchshiny). In 2019 on August 29, there was the 90th anniversary of the newspaper “Voice of Lozivshchyna”. The publication has gone through several historical periods, starting practically from the founding of the USSR and up to the present time. For many years the newspaper has been ranked first in terms of circulation of regional publications in the region. Now more than 3,600 copies are produced per month. During this time, the newspaper changed its name several times, initially it was called “Life of Lozivshchyna”. Now the editorial office of the edition employs 6 people. Galina Borisovna Lilitko has been working there for the longest time – more than 40 years. At the moment Galina Borisovna – acting. editor of the newspaper, and editor of the publication – Vladimir Nikolaevich Shevchenko. The newspaper covers the news of the city and the region, as well as talks about the key events in the life of Lozovschina.

https://libraria.ua/all-titles/group/179/

by this link you can find more historcal information about our local newspaer

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Markella Afenti-Sassis

 

Bishop’s Stortford Independent – Hertfordshire, England

 

Bishop’s Stortford Independent’s website and newspaper are designed to offer high-quality, relevant, trustworthy, informative and entertaining services to the Bishop’s Stortford and surrounding community.
Stortford is a great place to live, work and play. Their purpose is to celebrate and promote different sectors of the community – businesses, schools, sports clubs and community groups etc.

 

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 Poland / Gniezno SP6 Małgorzata Reszko

Authors: Gosia and Weronika

“Przemiany na Szlaku Piastowskim” 

    The most famous newspaper in Gniezno is “Changes on the Piast Trail” (in polish is information about Gniezno county.  This newspaper is published every week. The most important sections that can be found in are local government, culture, commune news, sport, economy in the region, local politics, communication with readers. This newspaper also promotes outstanding residents and the Gniezno region.  
 The first editions of the newspaper with the title “Changes” – as “Transformations of the Gniezno Land”  (in polish is ‘’Przemiany Ziemi Gnieźnieńskiej’’) – were published in January – February 1965. This newspaper, as “Changes on the Piast Trail”, has been published since December 1994. The owner and publisher is the AGA Publishing House, owned by Ewa Błachowiak. 
 

 “Gazeta Wyborcza” 
 “Election Newspaper” (in polish is “Gazeta Wyborcza”) is the most popular newspaper in Poland. 
“Election Newspaper” was created in 1989 in Warsaw by Agora company. This nationwide newspaper is published daily. 
“Election Newspaper” is divided into several sections. On the other side of the journal there is a collection of articles by people associated with the editorial office, entitled “On the other side”. The following sections are organized according to the topics discussed: 
 The Country and World sections relate to news from Poland and beyond, respectively. 
The Welcome to Poland section contains reports on social issues. 
The Opinions section is a collection of journalistic articles written by editorial board members and external experts. 
The Culture section is devoted to cultural events, interviews with artists and observations on the selected cultural field. 
The Science section is composed of articles summarizing the latest scientific research in a journalistic form. 
The Sports section describes the latest sporting events. 
 

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   Poland / Gniezno SP6

Małgorzata Reszko

Interview with a journalist from Radio Poznań- Rafał Muniak.

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Miguel Carrasqueira

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Miguel Carrasqueira

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Mª de los Ángeles González Lemos

 

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Ramona Buta

LICEUL TEHNOLOGIC

AIUD/ROMANIA

ASTRA AIUDEANĂ

   ASTRA Aiudeană is a local magazine that promotes the history, culture, traditions, customs of Transylvania and beyond.

   The ASTRA Association contributed decisively to the formation of the Romanian national state through newspapers and magazines in Romanian.

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Ramona Buta

LICEUL TEHNOLOGIC

AIUD/ROMANIA

 

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SEMA ÇİMEN

We had an interview with a local journalist ”B.Andaç ARSLANPAY”.She is the editor of a local newspaper called”ÇamardıEkspress”.It has been published in our town since 2007.We invited her to our online lesson.We prepared questions to ask.She answered our questions sincerely.The students didn’t have an idea about jornalism but they were really curious during the meeting.She gave information about ”What is journalism as a job?,What does he/she do? How can a person be a journalist? Did she have a very famous jornalist?

The other week she made news on the local newspaper about this subject.

 

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SUZAN GEÇİLİ

BAFRA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL-SAMSUN/ TURKEY

We had an interviw with a local journalist Abdullah Özdemir. He is the moderator of Bafra Journalists Society. He works for the local newspaper “Altınova”, which is published weekly in Bafra.

 

We asked Abdullah Özdemir to have an online meeting with our students because of Covid precautions. He accepted our request and our students had the chance to interview him.

 

Before the meeting, my students had prepared some questions to ask him. During the meeting, my students asked their questions about journalism. He answered their questions with great patience and tolerance. At the end of the meeting, my students were happy to learn about this job.

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SUZAN GEÇİLİ

BAFRA ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL-SAMSUN/ TURKEY

 

My students and I had an online meeting with a local journalist in Samsun:

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Taisa Khryplyva

  “Village of Poltava” is a regional Ukrainian-language information and journalistic newspaper-weekly of Poltava region. The print version is released every Thursday. Circulation: 32,000-40,000 copies. The newspaper was first published in 1991. The founders of the newspaper are the regional state administration, the regional council, the council of agricultural producers, the Peasants’ Union of the region, the regional committee of the trade union of agro-industrial complex workers, and the editorial staff. The newspaper is published on 16-20-24 sheets of A3 format, color 4 + 1, 4 + 4 once a week. The main content of the newspaper is current news of Poltava region, Ukraine, the world, local self-government, social problems, economy, agriculture.

      Readership: socially active categories of the population, managers and employees of agricultural enterprises, owners of farms, business structures, employees of local governments and executive authorities, deputies of various levels, politicians, representatives of education, medicine, culture.

      Each issue of the newspaper “Selo Poltavske” publishes interactive journalistic materials from agricultural, processing or industrial enterprises, which are the hallmark of the publication for many years in the media market and ensure product visibility, keep a well-formed niche of the readership.

                                   Weekly supplements:

“Home doctor”
“Tips for time”
“Men’s affairs”
“Between us women”
The newspaper “Village of Poltava” is distributed in cities and 25 districts of Poltava region.

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Tatja Mardaleishvili

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Tatja Mardaleishvili

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Tatjana Myronenko

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Tatjana Myronenko

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Tülin AKTÜRK

Halıcı Ahmet Urkay Anatolian High School , Turkey

 

Newspaper : Hürriyet (Published daily)

Contents: Social, political, sports and various news

 

Hurriyet, a daily newspaper published in Turkey. It was founded by Sedat Simavi on May 1, 1948, and is now under Demirören Holding.Its target audience is very wide. It is a high-circulation newspaper which sold all around the Turkey.Since 1997, the Hurriyet newspaper that broadcast news web sites of Turkey’s most visited sites in the rankings based on the overall statistics in April 2020, Turkey in the 7th, is the worldwide #395. The newspaper’s website hurriyet.com.tr became the fourth most visited news site in Europe with 9.5 million visitors in June 2011.

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Tülin AKTÜRK

Halıcı Ahmet Urkay Anatolian High School , Turkey

Interview with journalist Salih Nayman

 

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Vassiliki Liberiou

     2nd Primary School of Skiathos, Greece, 6th grade

                 A LOCAL NEWSPAPER(by Menelaos)

 

Thessalia newspaper has been written and published in Volos, Greece since 1898. It contains photos and advertisements, economic and political articles of local and national importance.    

Θεσσαλία Εφημερίδα - IssuuI  It is colourful, has 30 pages and costs € 0.70. There is also an electronic version. You can find this newspaper at the newsstand every morning.

 

 

 

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                            Vassiliki Liberiou

     2nd Primary School of Skiathos, Greece, 6th grade

         AN INTERVIEW WITH A JOURNALIST, Nikos Tzoumas

 

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Voicu Corina Valentina

LICEUL TEHNOLOGIC AIUD/ROMANIA

AIUDUL PITORESC

    Aiudul pitoresc is an online magazine that appeared in 2017.

   The magazine publishes information related to educational, cultural, social life, environmental protection in our city. The magazine is highly appreciated locally but also nationally and internationally by Romanians abroad who want to keep in touch with the country.

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Voicu Corina Valentina

LICEUL TEHNOLOGIC AIUD/ROMANIA

 

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ΔΗΜΗΤΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΟΓΙΩΡΓΗ

DIMOTIS is a five-day local newspaper first published in 1998. It deals mainly with issues that concern the Municipalities with its content to be: political, social, cultural, with direct contact and communication with the  Municipal Authorities and Associations, while giving a step to citizens, who wish to complain about something or just ‘their opinion is heard.

It has hosted  through interviews, articles, etc., ministers, MPs, prefects, governors, mayors and a number of other city ​​councilors .

It is also a newspaper that is trusted by the citizens of Εastern Attica.

 

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On Tuesday, October 13, students from the 5th grade E1 at Artemis 2nd Primary School for the first time, in cooperation with the 6th Artemis Primary School, as part of the e-twinning -NEWS program, connected online with Ms Doudoumi, a journalist of the online newspaper infokid. During the conversation the students were excited, happy and learned !!!! The questions they asked were: What topics do you like to cover in journalism? Is writing articles a difficult job? How much time do you need to write a 15-line article? Their enthusiasm is tremendous… with the answers they heard from the journalist.

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NANCY DIAMANTOPOULOU

18TH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF KALAMATA,

GREECE

Our local newspaper ELEFTHERIA

Information taken from our interview of one of its journalists

Eleftheria (=Freedom) has been a newspaper for 30 years. It is No. 1 in
our prefecture, Messenia. It is daily and circulates 6 days a week. Generally talking, the print edition is gradually declining due to the internet.

 

Eleftheria has 50 employees: journalists, correctors, those who print in the press late at midnight, accounting for ads, distributors of the newspaper.

 

The structure of the newspaper:
1. Newspaper manager
2. Editor-in-Chief
3. Editor of the material, Eleftheria has 2 (he is responsible for collecting the texts and putting titles which is important work, because a good title is a matter of experience. Finally, he puts the texts on the page with photos or not)
4. Simple authors


The newspaper closes late. They wait until late 8-9 p.m., the director meets with the Editor-in-Chief and the editors of the material and decides at that time the structure of the newspaper of the next day. On the first page of the paper they put 8 or 9 more important topics. The proofreader looks at the text before it is printed.

There is telephone communication of the people for their complaints, by e-mail or messenger.

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A little before elementary schools in Greece closed in November, we were able to have a very fruitful discussion with a journalist from our local newspaper, Eleftheria. We asked him and learnt a lot about his job and newspapers. The students had prepared their questions but many more rose along the way. The two videos that we made contain almost everything that was mentioned in the interview. We hope you can learn a lot like we did!

video 1

video 2

 

 

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