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The Prague Monitor is about to take another big step.It’s an exciting time here at the Monitor. We’ve been publishing the Monitor online for over six years now, and it’s time for yet another big step: the Prague Monitor Magazine ! The concept is simple: every two weeks, we’ll take an important issue that is defining the Czech Republic today, and we’ll look beyond the headlines. Our reporters will delve into the background and provide the context and analysis to draw a more complete picture. We’ll look at what has been, what is now and what the experts think the future might hold. You’ll come away with a better idea of the Czech Republic in 2009, and where it’s headed.Continue Reading

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I just sent this out to reader who get the Monitor each morning by email. (If you’re not getting it, you can sign up here). Dear reader To those who answered our recent reader survey, thanks! We’re continuing to make improvements from your suggestions. Clearer design marking MonitorPlus articles – Each day, all new MonitorPlus content is listed in the MonitorPlus box in our daily email and homepage, and on our MonitorPlus section page. MonitorPlus articles are marked with this icon: . Subscriber benefits – To thank MonitorPlus subscribers for their support, we’re introducing Subscriber Benefits. At least once a week we’ll hold a drawing to give away concert tickets, hotel stays, service vouchers, dinners at fine restaurants, and more.Continue Reading

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We closed the Monitor reader survey this past weekend and have been learning a lot as we go over the results. One reader wrote: “Be more open to your customers. I would recommend a special page where you can talk to the editors directly.” Great idea. The “special page” will be this blog, which we’re calling @praguemonitor. Like our reader suggested, this is a place for readers and Monitor staff to talk about the Monitor, ask questions, bounce ideas around, gripe (constructively) and give kudos (as deserved). By doing so, we hope to shed some light on how the Monitor is made every day and to pick up feedback on how we might make it better. Over the next fewContinue Reading