This month, The Press Project opened an English-language version.
After the government shut down ERT, The Press Project ran the ERT signal on an alternative platform.
She mentions a site called The Press Project, which has 11 staff members and 10 paid freelancers.
In a telephone interview, he said the Press Project was working to transmit ERT's broadcast signal via Wi-Fi as a backup.
Outlets like Unfollow and The Press Project are trying investigative journalism in a country that does not always embrace the undertaking.
When it grabbed the ERT signal, "It was a test that we could do it, that we could provide the TV signal to the whole of Greece," said Costas Efimeros, who started The Press Project in 2010 as a sideline to an information technology company he runs, with several profitable sports and car websites.
Some of the new sources, like Radio Bubble, the magazine Unfollow and the web portal The Press Project, lean left and are critical of Mr. Samaras's coalition government, an uncomfortable alliance between the center-right New Democracy party and the Socialists.
One leader of the organized charge is an Internet news outlet, the Press Project, whose founder, Kostas Efimeros, 38, sprang into action with his team of seven journalists and technicians immediately after the government announced that ERT, which ran radio and TV channels, would be closed.
The Press Project's reporters have also been stationed outside of ERT headquarters north of Athens, where thousands of people have gathered in protest, as well as in front of the Parliament building, armed with cameras and microphones to keep the stream of news updates flowing.
The Press Project, some of whose contributors have also worked with The New York Times, had a scoop this month about a member of Parliament from Syriza under investigation for tax evasion, a case that tarnished the image of the party, which has cast itself as a clean alternative to the mainstream parties.
Instead, the press projected a characterization onto me, as the media usually does with women".
