Here are the two largest Swedish-speaking newspapers in Finland:

Hufvudstadsbladet
politik@hbl.fi
utrikes@hbl.fi

Vasabladet
nyheter@vasabladet.fi

Will check the Finnish ones shortly...

"The basis of optimism is sheer terror" - Oscar Wilde

welshnews@dailypost.co.uk

If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.

Libération: no email, but a web form (several actually): http://www.liberation.fr/contacts,105

Le Monde: courrier-des-lecteurs@lemonde.fr

Oh, and let's not forget, no web site, just printed on dead trees, but very influential nonetheless: redaction@lecanardenchaine.fr

French magazines:

Marianne:
http://www.marianne2.fr/forms/CONTACTER-LA-REDACTION-DE-MARIANNE2-FR_f1.html

Nouvel Observateur:
mlabro[at]nouvelobs.com
pfiole[at]nouvelobs.com

Europeans think a hundred miles is a long way. Americans think a hundred years is a long time.

So who has direct contacts?

Skennah Kowa

Maybe it would be helpful if others use the contact page for Spiegel too. Might make them also more interested once they receive the press release.

Nachrichtenredaktion
Dirk Benninghoff (ben) (Nachrichtenchef)
Marc Drewello (mad), Jörg Hermes (joe), Dieter Hoß (dho), Ulrike Klode (ukl), Volker Königkrämer (kng), Christoph Schäfer (chs), Stefanie Zenke (zen)

Dutch newspapers:

Telegraaf (nieuwsdienst@telegraaf.nl)
Volkskrant (redactie@volkskrant.nl)
AD (buitenland@ad.nl)
NRC Handelsblad (nrc@nrc.nl, blog@nrcnext.nl)
Metro (redactie@metronieuws.nl)
Spits (redactie@spitsnet.nl)
De Pers (redactie@pers.nl)

Those are the main ones. And then there's Belgium. Well, there's a wikipedia page for all this, of course.

El País
online edition
redacciondigital@elpais.es
print edition
internacional@elpais.es (international)
ciberpais@elpais.es (a section about new media and technology)

Qué (free)
redaccion.madrid@que.es

ADN (free)
adn@adn.es

El Mundo
online edition
internet@elmundo.es
print edition
intenacional@elmundo.es (Europe)

El Periódico
internacional@elperiodico.com

La Vanguardia
online edition
digital@lavanguardia.es
print edition
redaccion@lavanguardia.es

To Do: ABC, La Voz de Galicia and El Correo.


The peak-to-trough part of the business cycle is an outlier. Carnot would have died laughing.

If anyone here is ready to stand up and be counted, the Stop Blair press release can be made into a local story. "Local woman tries to stop proposed President" and so on. The release needs to be sent to the local paper with a very short personal note. An interview will follow. Maybe a picture.

For the interview, talking points are needed. If you've been reading at ET then you probably know a lot more about the EU than the local reporter. There won't be any difficult questions. All you have to do is convincingly present 3 or 4 'points' (Why Blair should not be EU President) and decide in advance how much about yourself is relevant and that your happy to divulge. Don't ask to check the article before it is printed - trust the reporter, even though they will get some of it wrong. If they feel they are doing something worthwhile, they will do their best. Don't mention ET unless asked about it. It is too hard to explain for a local audience.  Just talk about stopblair.eu. If asked about ET, give them the url and tell them to check it out.

This might not work so well in the UK, but in all the other 26 countries, the word Blair has little leverage one way or another - but the David and Goliath story is always a winner. There is always resentment if one of 'their' nationals is not up for a big job.

You can't be me, I'm taken

(sorry to hit'n'run, so little time for ET right now, it sucks)

In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes

Political dailies:
Népszabadság: szerkesztoseg@nepszabadsag.hu
Népszava: kulpolitika@nepszava.hu
Magyar Nemzet: kulpol@magyarnemzet.hu
For-free daily:
metropol: szerk@metropol.hu
Business daily:
napi gazdaság: napi@napi.hu

Political magazines:
168 Óra: szerk@168ora.hu
Magyar Narancs: magyar@narancs.hu
Heti Válasz: szerkesztoseg@hetivalasz.hu vilag@hetivalasz.hu
Literaturepolitical magazine:
Élet és Irodalom (ÉS): es@es.hu
Business magazines:
Heti Világgazdaság (HVG): hvg.hu@hvg.hu
Figyelő: figyelo@sanomabp.hu krisztina.fogas@sanomabp.hu

E-zine:
Index: olvir@mail.index.hu

(Second emails, if present, are for foreign affairs editors.)

*Traitor*, n.
A benighted individual who perceives an illusory distinction between serving his nation and abetting the criminals who govern it.

Danish newspapers:

Metro news (free papers that usually copy-paste newsfeeds and press releases):

Urban:
Editor in Chief: hba@urban.dk
News editors:
met@urban.dk (currently on leave)
mev@urban.dk
pb@urban.dk
Reporters:
Politics: wib@urban.dk
cda@urban.dk
General: thp@urban.dk

Metro:
red@metroxpress.dk (Copenhagen)
aarhusred@metroxpress.dk (Aarhus)

Papers of note (with approximate Danish and EP party affiliation):

Information (SF - Greens/NGL) has a contact form rather than an e-mail.

Politiken (R - ALDE-sane):
Editors in chief:
News: Anders.Krab-Johansen@pol.dk
Website: politiken.dk@pol.dk
Other editors:
Foreign news (EU is usually considered foreign news): Udland@pol.dk
LTEs: debat@pol.dk
Op-ed: Kronik@pol.dk
Political analysis (tea-leaf reading): analyse@pol.dk
Photos: fotodesk@pol.dk

Jyllands-Posten (V/DF - Alde-lunatic/AEN):
General: jp@jp.dk
Website: internetavisen@jp.dk
Foreign news: udland@jp.dk
LTEs and op-eds: debat@jp.dk

Berlingske Tidende (K - EPP/ALDE-lunatic):
Editors in chief:
likn@berlingske.dk
tj@berlingske.dk
chrje@berlingske.dk
Other editors:
Website: internet@berlingske.dk
General: redaktionen@berlingske.dk
Foreign news: udland@berlingske.dk
LTEs: debat@berlingske.dk
Photos: billedredaktion@berlingske.dk
Research: research@berlingske.dk

Urban and Metro have the widest circulation, but are not serious. Of the four serious papers, Information has the smallest circulation and the other three are about equally widely read. Information should not be discounted though. It is ideologically closest to the Stop Blair campaign, and it is quite good at stirring up a ruckus (besides, all you need to do is to have your story covered with some prominence in one of the serious papers - then the rest will plagiarise uncritically).

- Jake

"Terraforming your own planet to make it uninhabitable hardly counts as epic win." - ThatBritGuy