Jeju s foreign community needs a fully professional English newspaper. A newspaper written by native speakers, to avoid the pitfalls of clunky translations; and to deliver accurate, reliable and relevant information across a range of issues- including: travel and leisure, cultural events, the arts, music, transportation (such as English maps and bus schedules), healthcare, financial advice and all other issues relating to life on the island.
The Jeju Weekly is a non-profit publication, founded by Song Jung-Hee and Kim Gyong-Ho, professors at Jeju National University.
Their vision is to provide a quality publication to all English-speaking foreigners on Jeju, for free. They have met all start-up, production and print costs with their own personal funds but this cannot last forever. If they cannot get funding print production of the paper may have to cease by the end of this year.
Over the next two weeks the Jeju Weekly will submit an application for government support to the JPG, hoping that they realise the importance of this publication, especially considering the plans for the Global Education City which will see thousands more English professionals coming to live on Jeju.
Please lend us your support, we need you.
Thank you,
Cat
(Managing Editor)
Seeing this level of backing for the Jeju Weekly is truly overwhelming. It serves as a reminder that this newspaper is not just about news, but about the community we have built together.
6 Comments
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Jin Abadi
16 years ago
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KEEP IT RUNNING. such a great resource for the foreigner community here.
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Brian Grant
16 years ago
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Seriously how are people supposed to get around if the English guides disappear? Fix this.
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David Kennedy
16 years ago
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The jeju weekly is essential for anyone who doesnt speak fluent korean. its a no brainer for the govt to fund this.
M
Mark Rogers
16 years ago
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This paper is basically my only source for what is happening around the island. Please keep it going.
E
Elena Reeves
16 years ago
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We need this source of news. Truly appreciate all the hard work put into it by the staff.
S
Sarah Sanders
17 years ago
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Living here is tough without clear info on healthcare and transport. dont let it close!!
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Jeju s foreign community needs a fully professional English newspaper. A newspaper written by native speakers, to avoid the pitfalls of clunky translations; and to deliver accurate, reliable and relevant information across a range of issues- including: travel and leisure, cultural events, the arts, music, transportation (such as English maps and bus schedules), healthcare, financial advice and all other issues relating to life on the island.
The Jeju Weekly is a non-profit publication, founded by Song Jung-Hee and Kim Gyong-Ho, professors at Jeju National University.
Their vision is to provide a quality publication to all English-speaking foreigners on Jeju, for free. They have met all start-up, production and print costs with their own personal funds but this cannot last forever. If they cannot get funding print production of the paper may have to cease by the end of this year.
Over the next two weeks the Jeju Weekly will submit an application for government support to the JPG, hoping that they realise the importance of this publication, especially considering the plans for the Global Education City which will see thousands more English professionals coming to live on Jeju.
Please lend us your support, we need you.
Thank you,
Cat
(Managing Editor)
Seeing this level of backing for the Jeju Weekly is truly overwhelming. It serves as a reminder that this newspaper is not just about news, but about the community we have built together.
6 Comments
J
Jin Abadi
16 years ago
Featured
KEEP IT RUNNING. such a great resource for the foreigner community here.
B
Brian Grant
16 years ago
Featured
Seriously how are people supposed to get around if the English guides disappear? Fix this.
D
David Kennedy
16 years ago
Featured
The jeju weekly is essential for anyone who doesnt speak fluent korean. its a no brainer for the govt to fund this.
M
Mark Rogers
16 years ago
Featured
This paper is basically my only source for what is happening around the island. Please keep it going.
E
Elena Reeves
16 years ago
Featured
We need this source of news. Truly appreciate all the hard work put into it by the staff.
S
Sarah Sanders
17 years ago
Featured
Living here is tough without clear info on healthcare and transport. dont let it close!!
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KEEP IT RUNNING. such a great resource for the foreigner community here.