The Jungle World Turns 20 - The Left-Wing Newspaper Outliving the Rest!
Sub-Title: A Look At A Newspaper Giant
In the rapidly digitizing world, it is surprising to see a weekly newspaper not only surviving but thriving as they enter their 20th year of business. The Jungle World, a left-wing publication based out of Berlin, has been doing just that. Initially established in 1997, the newspaper has consistently challenged the status quo and provided a voice to minorities within the German press landscape.
Reaching The Global Community
Although the Jungle World is primarily distributed in Germany and Austria, its online presence and the globally conscious issues it covers have allowed them to reach a worldwide audience. That global reach is not just limited to the paper's content, however, as many of the paper's editors have traveled the world, acting as on-the-ground reporters and providing commentary for various world events.
Editorial Independence
The Jungle World has managed to avoid major corporate influence which has allowed them to maintain total editorial independence. This independence permits the paper to address the topics that matter to them most and the people who matter most to them. As a non-profit operation, the Jungle World relies on subscriptions and reader support to meet its financial obligations. This financial support, along with a loyal readership base, has allowed the paper to outlive many other established publications.
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