The Netherlands is an incredible country, small in size but with great export and logistics capacities, international in many aspects where people from all over the world feel at home. Dutch journalism is challenging, modern and ready to be in the avantgard of its time. No wonder in a country where freedom and revolutionary ideas of international law sparkled through the golden age in the words of a child prodigy lawyer called Hugo de Grotius. He became famous with an article called MARE…See More

In the framework of discussions on the quality of journalism, one of the main issues that has been frequently ignored, is the intertextual importance of linguistics, and the responsibility of journalists in preserving the structure of language, while communicating facts in an accurate manner. In practice, the Media, sometimes can be a threat to linguistics but at the same time be an excellent tool in the creation of new expressions or even a brand new language or a new grammar. For those…See More