Deutsche Welle correspondent in Albania, Arben Muka’s latest publication “That is how I want to be informed” is being published by the Albanian Media Institute in a commemoration of DW’s twenty years of service in Albania. The publication focuses on a description, analysis and collection of opinions from various persons regarding the history of the DW Albanian section and the way it has influenced developments in the country. The book aims to examine some main trends and the role of the station both in terms of quality information conveyed to the public and in terms of promoting democratic developments and regional cooperation between the countries, as well as improving professional standards of Albanian journalism. The book focuses on the different kinds of programs broadcast by DW in Albania in the last 20 years and in the role they have played in the post-communist transition and in the basics of professional journalism for local reporters. Specific attention has been paid to the Albanian media’s use of DW services and reports and the DW’s role in promoting regional cooperation. The book also includes interviews with numerous politicians, media experts, journalists, civil society representatives, and other citizens on their opinion of DW, aiming to have a complete picture of the station’s role.
Publication marking 20-th anniversary of DW Albania
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