Website review: Ovi Online Magazine - Wikipedia, th...
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•5 reviews since Mar 8, 2008
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•en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ovi_Online_Magazine
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mokkikunta discovered 2 months ago- From the page: "In January 2007, Ovi magazine came second in Newropeans Magazine's Grands Prix 2006 awards. They were nominated as one of the three finalists in its 'Citizenship - Information' section. The awards reward people behind the democratisation of the EU. A registered jury of around 1,000 people voted online awarding Ovi magazine 29% of the vote."
- absolutelytrue rated 2 months ago
- From the page: "Ovi magazine is a daily multi-lingual non-profit online magazine based in Helsinki and distributed online. Originally created by Asa Butcher and Thanos Kalamidas as a monthly magazine in December 2004, it became daily on September 4, 2006."
- MykuJing rated 2 months ago
- From the page: "Ovi, means door in Finnish and is a social, political and culturally opinionated magazine in the sense that society, politics, culture and art meet each other in one way or another. The magazine currently carries articles in Greek, Portuguese, German, Spanish, Finnish, French and English."
- lekahe rated 2 months ago
- Ovi magazine is a daily multi-lingual non-profit online magazine based in Helsinki and distributed online. Originally created by Asa Butcher and Thanos Kalamidas as a monthly magazine in December 2004, it became daily on September 4, 2006. Ovi, means door in Finnish and is a social, political and culturally opinionated magazine in the sense that society, politics, culture and art meet each other in one way or another. The magazine currently carries articles in Greek, Portuguese, German, Spanish, Finnish, French and English.
