Sampan: Closing Gaps between Chinatown and Greater Boston

New America Media, NAM Profile, Joanna Wu, Aug 10, 2006

Threats to Chinatown by developers, language gaps between younger and older Chinese Americans and stories that general market media ignore fill the pages of this bilingual newspaper.

Russian Voice Radio: News and Views for New Arrivals

New America Media, NAM Profile, Julia Harte, Aug 06, 2006

Host Alexander Zevelyov brings trademark zeal to interviews with pop stars, debates over San Francisco streets, and the identity dilemmas of Russian immigrants.

El Mensajero - Local Latino Paper Retains Character

New America Media, NAM Profile, Morgan Simpson, Aug 03, 2006

Bought by national publisher Impremedia, San Francisco’s El Mensajero still answers to its readers in the Bay Area.

Lokvani: ‘Voice’ of South Asians in New England

New America Media, NAM Profile, Zoneil Maharaj, Jul 21, 2006

An online magazine created by five friends in Boston brings news and networking to their community.

De Tran: A Pioneer in Vietnamese- Language Media

New America Media, NAM Profile, Julia Harte, Jul 05, 2006

VTimes, successor to the discontinued newspaper Viet Mercury, will inherit its unique role in Santa Clara County's Vietnamese community, hopes founding editor De Tran.

American Muslim Alliance to Launch TV Show

New America Media, News Report, Viji Sundaram, Jun 23, 2006

The hour-long show will feature debates on a variety of issues, not just those related to Islam or the Middle East.

Haitian Times: Bridging the Gap

NCM, NCM Profile, Brahmani Houston, Aug 02, 2005

As the only Haitian American paper published in English, the Haitian Times reaches an important market that its main competitors cannot: the younger generation.

el diario/La Prensa: The Nation’s Oldest Spanish-Language Daily

NCM, NCM Profile, Daffodil Altan, Jul 27, 2005

The New York City paper, which expanded with the marriage of the two separate papers, El Diario and La Prensa, is touted as the first Spanish-language newspaper to hit U.S. streets.

Bridges TV Finds Untapped Market: Eight Million American Muslims

NCM, NCM Profile, Julie Johnson, Jul 19, 2005

Bridges TV is the only English-language television network for Muslim Americans, bringing stories of tolerance, diversity and service to a media world that tends to paint Musilms as terrorists or extremists.