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IS BRUXELLES EUROPEAN ENOUGH?
During
the European Youth Media Days 2007 WORK|OUT 14 invited young journalists
to discuss and write about their different cultural perspectives as European
citizens. Peripatetic, like Aristotle, they discovered Brussels, the “European
capital”.
• His article: Moja elektrownia atomowa
2) CARMEN PAUN, 21, works for Campaign Magazine Romania. She studies journalism, relations and advertising at the University of Bucharest.
• Her article: Job Lottery
3) MALOU WILLEMARS, 25, is a Dutch journalist who keeps wondering about her profession. After being a reporter for years, she started a PhD-reseach on the interculturality of journalism and the freedom of speech.
• Her article: Interpreting Tulip Faces
4) ANNA SAMEL, 21, studies European and culture studies at Warsaw University, Poland. She is specialised in intercultural projects and creates websides. She loves the colour blue and adores working with youth.
• Her article: How Poor Can You Get? (1)
5) MILDA CELIEŠIŪTĖ, 23, brand new (just graduated) journalist from Vilnius, Lithuania. She is working for Lithuanian weekly magazine Veidas and promoting life-style: “We can always talk for 15 minutes more”.
• Her article: Communication Bites
6) KARL-HEINZ KLOPPISCH, 27, is in Berlin the Editor-in-Chief of WORK|OUT. He was coordinating this workshop.
7) MEHIS PÄRNAMETS, 19, from Viljandi in Estonia, works as a news writer at a local newspaper. Studies journalism and public relations in the University of Tartu.
• His article: How Poor Can You Get? (2)
8) DELPHINE REUTER, 22, has just got her degree in journalism in Brussels. Travelling is her passion. She has recently been to Turkey to report on the pipeline BTC and its side effects on locals. She collaborates with various francophone newspapers and for the online European magazine Point-E.
• Her article: Tu t’es vu quand t’as lu?
9) TARA MC DONNELL, 21, is an Irish student, who is just after completing her first year in journalism and visual media at Griffith College Dublin, after previously studying art and photography.
• Her article: Spaceship Calls Earth
10) ROLAND GRATZER, 21, is a writer, artist, film critic and official media gland of Monochrom (www.monochrom.at). Recurring topics: progressive theater, media theory, popular culture studies, guerrilla media tactics, metaphorics and exaggerations in short bios.
• His article: You Have To Go Down To Go Up
11) ANA FILIPA NUNES, 25, is a journalist who works at a private TV station in Lisbon, Portugal. Nunes has a five year bachelor degree in mass communication from the Portuguese Catholic University.
• Her article: City Life Killed By Speculation
12) LAURA MALLENE, 18, is a young Estonian journalist. She works for the Viljandi County daily newspaper Sakala and is going to study journalism and public relations in the University of Tartu next autumn. One day she wants to be an almighty journalist and have a motorbike.
• Her article: Not Chinese Enough
13) NICOLAS LANDRU, 25, is an editor at the online magazine www.caucaz.com, a European media based in the South-Caucasus. He is the magazine’s coordinator for Georgia.
• His article: Out of Place
14) NATASHA SÁ OSÓRIO, 21, is a journalism graduate from the University of Westminster in London. She is experienced in radio, print media and is looking forward to starting an exciting career within the media industry.
• Her article: Lovely Monster
15) MATTEO DE SIMONE is a 20 years old student of literature at the University of Bologna. Editor and cartoonist for local and students newspapers, in 2005 he started his collaboration with WORK|OUT and youthweek.eu.
• His article: Mirror Game
16) TINO BRÖMME, 36, has founded WORK|OUT in 1999 and is its European project manager. He did the editing and layout of this special edition.
As a special guest HAJO FREIDRICH, freelance journalist in Brussels, wrote for us: Medien ohne Halsband