Transatlantic Times: Covering All the Bases
By Dan Austin, Publisher, Transatlantic Times
We live in a rapidly changing world where events in one region can trigger a totally new series of issues with increasingly significant impact elsewhere. For this reason, it appears as though the era has come for a magazine presenting views from both sides of the Atlantic. We at Transatlantic Times magazine saw the need to fill this void in global news reporting and analysis and are continually working toward that goal. Our objective, these past few months, has been to provide balanced reporting with views from the American perspective as well as the European perspective, so readers are exposed to both sides and may thus make intelligent decisions regarding what is fact or culturally biased opinion. In the shrunken world of today when Islamic extremists, for example, are able to put their opinions and rhetoric out for world wide perusal via satellite in a matter of minutes, and world elections are instantly analyzed from Afghanistan to Malawi, the world and its citizens find themselves increasingly paying the price for decisions made thousands of miles away. In this kind of world, it will be refreshing to find a medium that affords an opportunity to see a balanced view from all sides of the Atlantic.
Transatlantic Times has gathered some of the most objective writers from many countries throughout the world from the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany, and has support teams in Canada and South Africa, just to name a few. At the core of our journalistic philosophy is news in photos. We strive to bring you a perspective of news analysis with photographs that tell stories as they happened. Our photographs relay a message in images presenting stories meticulously assembled by our writers, Editor, and Graphic Artists.
Many significant events making world news today happen across the Atlantic from
the middle east to Afghanistan, in the Americas, North and South, and certainly throughout Europe. Moreover, substantial up-to-the-minute information describing woes and relief in Africa is released continually and the fast paced development occurring in Asia with China and Japan leading the way is not to be ignored. In short, the shearvolume of world wide cutting edge developments makes up the traffic and determines the pace of breaking news. Transatlantic Times strives to lead the way in establishing a new horizon of global balance in presenting in-depth news analysis from the international arena in a print medium magazine. It looks to be a forum that gives readers from both sides of the Atlantic a taste of varied and interesting journalistic style. One gets to see the world as it is from the American perspective, while simultaneously enjoying numerous views from writers across the Atlantic, all presented in one journal. We hope you will continue to find it quite refreshing to take a moment to read a fairly complete digest of news and analysis in one magazine. You will not need to travel thousands of miles across the Atlantic to get a slice of views from both sides.
