1. use a common Internet database on professional journalistic organizations in the region. Constantly changing information on the operation of professional media organizations, as well as projects realized by those organizations in the three countries of the region, can be helpful in contacting those offices, and be valuable for media research and analysis.

2. can market their articles into the “Regional Internet market of analysis” Registered journalists on the net might get job opportunities from publishers and media not only of the Caucasian, but other countries, as well.

3. can read articles on the “analytical market” purchased by the owner of the site (the above mentioned partner organizations) and placed in the regional analytical magazine “Southern Caucasus.” Articles provided by Armenian, Azerbaijani and Georgian authors reflect the vital issues and events taking place in the regional countries, they provide conventional opinions and comments circulating on the analytical circles in the region.

4. with the help of the owners of the site they can conduct exclusive interviews with public and political figures from neighboring countries, participate in their on-line press conferences and publish all that material in their media outlets.

5. participate in the perpetual regional on-line forums (discussions) on issues of mutual interest.

To realize the goals of the project, parallel work is being conducted in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.

The project is supported by the Eurasia Foundations’ South Caucasus Cooperation Programm (SCCP)