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5<title>The Messenger - Georgia's English Language Daily</title>
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15<li><a href="index.html">Home</a></li>
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17<li><a href="subscriptions.html">Subscription</a></li>
18<li><a href="mailto:[email protected]">E-mail Us</a></li>
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26<h1 class="title center">About Us</h1>
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29The Messenger, published daily in Tbilisi, is Georgia's leading English language daily newspaper.
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35<h2>Contact us</h2>
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37Editorial offices/direct mail:<br/><br/>
3843 Belinski Street, Tbilisi, Georgia (Caucasus)<br/>
39Tel: [+995] 599 501452; [+995] 599 565621; [+995] 599 710809. <br/>
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42E-mail: <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a><br/>
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47We welcome questions and comments. The paper can be purchased directly at the editorial offices or found at select stores in Tbilisi.
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52<h2>About Us</h2>
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54<div>The Georgian Messenger was first published on February 25, 1919, during the time of the first Georgian independent democratic republic (1918-1921). On February 25, 1921, Russian Bolsheviks occupied Georgia. The Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper at that time was Elisabeth Orbeliani. The original Georgian Messenger was a weekly newspaper and only 13 issues were ever published.
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56<div>The newspaper was revived in October 1990 after Georgia regained its independence from the Soviet Union. The Georgian Messenger was then published irregularly until August 1993 under Irakli Kenchoshvili.
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58<div>The Editor-in-Chief of <i>The Messenger</i> is Zaza Gachechiladze, Ph.D, a specialist in English literature and the author of books on Dylan Thomas and Geoffrey Chaucer. Before the Messenger, he founded and was Editor-in-Chief of the English language Georgian Times from 1994-2001.
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60<div>The Messenger's subscribers include foreign embassies and governments, NGOs, top hotels, airlines and other businesses, as well as home readers. It is distributed in more than twenty countries throughout the world including the United States, Britain, Germany, Russia, Ukraine, Holland, France, Iran and Turkey.
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62<div>Among the newspaper's contributors are leading experts in political science, economics and Georgian culture. The Messenger's reporters work throughout Georgia to cover breaking news stories and explain their significance, providing a vital source of information both for those living here and those planning to visit Georgia for the first time.
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64<div>The newspaper's coverage includes Georgia and the South Caucasus, as well as the broader post-Soviet space.
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66<div>The Messenger's trusted reporting is regularly cited by analysts with the Jamestown Foundation and Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty among others, and its editors have been interviewed by BBC World, the Guardian, NewsHour with Jim Lehrer and other leading news outlets.
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73  <tr><td colspan="2"><h2>The Messenger Staff</h2></td></tr>
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76      <a href="mailto:[email protected]">Founded by Prof. Zaza Gachechiladze</a><br/>
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87<a href="mailto:[email protected]">Tamar Gachechiladze</a><br/>
88<i>Publisher</i><br/>
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91<a href="mailto:[email protected]">Mariam Mchedlidze</a><br/>
92<i>Editor-in-Chief</i><br/>
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109     Nino Metreveli<br/>
110      <i>Director</i><br/>
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112Khatuna Gogichaishvili<br/>
113<i>Layout Designer, Photographer</i><br/>
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118<i>Correspondent</i><br/>
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129Copyright © 2007 The Messenger. All rights reserved. Please read our <a href='disclaimer.html'>disclaimer</a> before using any of the published materials.
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