The idea in the 1990's was to help set up newspapers and television outlets that would encourage pluralism, foster debate and plant the seeds of democracy.
Christian missionaries set up newspapers and magazines like Review of the Times, founded in 1868, which gave the elite access — in classical Chinese — to ideas and events from the world outside China.
And he always strove to give Latin America control over the production of its own history, both by setting up newspapers and magazines and by encouraging serious academic enterprises.
It is unacceptable that a local authority can set up a newspaper in direct competition to the local commercial newspaper in this way.
They agreed to scrap the weak and widely discredited Press Complaints Commission, set up by newspaper barons 20 years ago, and replace it with a new body appointed from outside the newspaper industry and the government.
Mr. Gowers filled in as editor in 1997 when Mr. Lambert moved to New York temporarily to set up the newspaper's United States edition.
So many indeed, that a website chronicling the demise of the industry since 2007 was set up called Newspaper Death Watch.
If you really want to honor the terrorists' victims, Prince Alwaleed, set up a newspaper and TV station in Saudi Arabia -- not in London -- that can freely publish such thoughts.
On Sunday, former Zaman staff set up a newspaper, Yarina Bakis, meaning "look towards tomorrow", with Zaman's former Twitter feed automatically redirecting readers to the new account.
In the 19th century it championed modernisation, with the same liberal Victorians who campaigned for free trade (and set up this newspaper) also dismantling the courtly system under which posts in government were sold off or given to political allies.
