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PROJECT SYNDICATE: January 1, 2011 to January 1, 2012 Following three turbulent years, 2011 witnessed renewed growth for newspapers around the world. At the beginning of 2011, Project Syndicate had 451 member newspapers in 150 countries; as of January 1, 2011 Project Syndicate membership included 478 publications in 151 countries. Twenty additional newspapers in developing and less developed countries received Project Syndicate editorial support in 2011, bringing the total to 267. Below, please see a list of Project Syndicate member papers in the developing world that joined during 2011.

BOTSWANA COSTA RICA EL SALVADOR ETHIOPIA

The Monitor The Tico Times

MADAGASCAR La Gazette de la Grande Ile La Vie Economique MOROCCO

ContraPunto Ethio-Chamber

NEPAL PAKISTAN

Aarthik Abhiyan Sunday Times

GAMBIA

The Point

ROMANIA

Infomediu Europa

IRAQ

Al Aalem

SOMALIA

Mareeg

KENYA

Business Daily

SOUTH AFRICA Sake24

KOSOVO

Zeri

TANZANIA

The Citizen

KOSOVO

Gazeta Express

UGANDA

Daily Monitor

LIBERIA LIBERIA

The New Dawn The Independent

Project Syndicate Commentary Distribution In 2011, Project Syndicate distributed a total of 835 commentaries to its member newspapers. This is an increase of 18% from 2010. Furthermore, the following monthly authors joined Project Syndicate in 2011 – Mohamed El-Erian, Jeffrey Frankel, Christopher Hill, Stephen Roach and Andrés Velasco. Project Syndicate also launched its first ever economic weekly series entitled “A New Global Economy.” Although a large number of publications are invariably missed due to the difficulty in tracking publication in Project Syndicate members in poor countries, in 2010, 20,768 Project Syndicate commentaries were published around the world. In 2011 we recorded 23,827 publications, an increase of roughly 16%.

Project Syndicate Translations In 2011, Project Syndicate continued providing translations of commentaries in nearly all major world languages. We also launched a new Portuguese translation service in October. The table below shows the number of translated commentaries distributed in each language. Language Czech German Spanish Chinese Portuguese Russian French Italian Arabic

Translated 336 594 697 634 59 375 650 274 808