After 15 years, we've proven that the Global Press model can work across diverse media landscapes. Everyday, we navigate challenging press freedom regulations, varying political systems and inconsistent infrastructure to produce exceptional journalism in four types of media markets. Watch the videos below to learn more.
In these global locations, readers lack access to accurate information due to an extreme shortage of news outlets alongside other access barriers, such as electricity and the internet. News deserts are prone to misinformation and stereotypes perpetuated by parachute journalism.
Watch the video to explore our news desert locations.
In these global locations, readers lack access to accurate information due to a recent transition into or out of political upheaval. Media systems lack high-quality standards and practices and therefore lack influence and credibility among citizens and policymakers.
Watch the video to explore our transitioning political locations.
In these global locations, readers lack credible access to accurate information due to an over-saturation of low-quality outlets that do not have high standards for ethical, accurate news practices that may contribute to misinformation.
Watch the video to explore our saturated market locations.
