Project Syndicate

Description	Project Syndicate is an international association of quality newspapers devoted to bringing distinguished voices from across the world to local audiences everywhere, strengthening the independence of printed media in transition and developing countries, and upgrading their journalistic, editorial, and business capacities. Project Syndicate currently consists of 375 newspapers in 143 countries, with a total circulation of 49,421,722 copies. Its activities fall into two broad categories: disseminating the highest quality commentaries and analysis to its member papers, and fostering institutional links among member papers. Project Syndicate is a not-for-profit institution. Financial contributions from member papers in developed countries support the services provided free by Project Syndicate to members in less advanced economies. Additional support comes from the Open Society Institute, Politiken Foundation, and Die Zeit Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius Foundation.
Related Person	Esther Dyson,
Contact	P.O. Box 130 120 21 Prague  2 Czech Republic Phone: +420 221 507 666 Fax: +420 221 507 670

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