PULSE: Europe beyond the beat
PULSE – Europe beyond the beat is a cross-border journalistic initiative embracing a collaborative approach to editorial production. It brings together 10 prominent national media outlets (Delfi – Lithuania, Deník Referendum – Czechia, Der Standard – Austria, EFSYN – Greece, El Confidencial – Spain, Gazeta Wyborcza – Poland, Hotnews – Romania, HVG – Hungary, Il Sole 24 Ore – Italy, Mediapool – Bulgaria) and 3 transnational media organisations (OBCT, n-ost, Voxeurop) united in a mission to foster a vibrant European public sphere.
Within PULSE, the Collaborative Desk is a sort of virtual European newsroom producing and distributing journalistic content about European affairs on a daily basis. An additional layer of Associated newsrooms contribute to the Desk’s production, covering essentially every European country. In two years, over 2,000 stories will be delivered, including in-depth articles in different formats and at least 12 different European languages. Special attention is paid to underreported countries, regions, and social groups, including rural areas and small-to-medium EU countries.
PULSE’ also includes 4 Thematic Networks – open to any journalists to join – that focus on crucial topics such as the Enlargement of the EU; Europe and global powers dynamics; the EU’s green transition; media and information society.
Pulse's Partners
OBCT (Italia) – Delfi (Lituania) – Deník Referendum (Repubblica Ceca) – Der Standard (Austria) – EFSYN (Grecia) – El Confidencial (Spagna) – Gazeta Wyborcza (Polonia) – Hotnews (Romania) – HVG (Ungheria) – Il Sole 24 Ore (Italia) – Mediapool (Bulgaria) – n-ost (Germania) – VoxEurop (Francia)

PULSE’s Associated Newsrooms
Deutsche Welle (Germany); Alternatives Economiques (France); Divergente (Portugal); H-Alter (Croatia); Føljeton (Denmark); Kosovo 2.0 (Kosovo); European Pravda (Ukraine); Vijesti (Montenegro); The Journal Investigates (Ireland); EUobserver (Belgium); OC Media (Georgia); Civio (Spain); PressOne (Romania); Levila (Estonia).
PULSE Thematic Networks
PULSE Thematic Networks provide platforms to collaboratively produce journalistic work that covers key European issues. They offer to European journalists the opportunity to exchange ideas and tips, share insightful resources or questions, gain access to interesting materials for new pieces, and find co-authors or partners in other countries. Thematic Networks are open to any journalist to join.
Interested in joining? Simply fill out this form and we’ll be in touch!
Discover more here .
EU Enlargement
Network Coordinator:
Luisa Chiodi, OBCT
coord.enlargement@balcanicaucaso.org
The EU and Global Powers Dynamics
The Network is open to journalists covering issues like trade, security and geopolitical strategies between the EU and global players, including China, Russia, the US, the UK, Africa, etc.
Network coordinator:
Mila Corlăteanu, n-ost
corlateanu@n-ost.org
Green Transition
The Green Transition Thematic Network invites journalists and further media and communication professionals working on climate, environmental, sustainability, energy, biodiversity issues.
Network Coordinator:
Angelina Davydova, n-ost
davydova@n-ost.org
Media & Information Society
Network Coordinator:
Stephanie Baecker, n-ost
baecker@n-ost.org
OBCT’s articles for PULSE
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Contact details:
Project coordinator: Chiara Sighele | chiara.sighele@cci.tn.it
Editorial coordinator: Lorenzo Ferrari | ferrari@balcanicaucaso.org
PULSE’s activities are co-funded by the European Union under the Multimedia Actions programme – Grant Agreement LC-02772862. Provisions included in the agreement with the donor make sure that PULSE and its members remain independent of any instruction, pressure or request from any EU institution, any state, or any other institution or organisation in all matters concerning the editorial content that is produced.
