MMJ
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Application Description
The Mongolian Mining Journal (MMJ), now five years old, was the first bilingual journal to provide information on the Mongolian mining industry. It has won accolades from the very beginning, being named, in 2008, by the Mongolian Journalists" Union as the nation"s best journal. At present, the MMJ is regularly mentioned at investors" conferences as the first source of Mongolian mining and economic news.
An experienced team of journalists covers all facets of mining and relevant economic issues. Its members have won several awards in recognition of their journalism skills. The journal also brings to readers information on mining events and conferences from all over the world. Among such events reported personally by MMJ journalists have been the Energy Resources (MMC) IPO at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and the first meeting of the International Atomic Agency after the accident at Fukushima on safety in atomic plants.
Apart from news and interviews with policy makers and those in the news, every issue of the MMJ carries pieces giving the background to political and economic developments and analyzing their likely impact on the mining sector. The MMJ always seeks the views of professional experts, lawyers, academics, foreign observers and research companies so that all reports are accurate and give divergent views.
Issues of the MMJ reach international readers, individual and corporate, through Dow Jones" Factiva channel. MMJ publications and broadcasting programs can be accessed atwww.mongolianminingjournal.com. Programs prepared at MMJ’s Hugjil Hutulbur studio are broadcast through several channels and command a wide viewership. These give news of corporate achievements and developments and of mining-related conferences. A series presenting new mining technology has become very popular.
Since 2010, the annual Mongolian Mining Journal Awards ceremony has become a notable event in miners’ calendars. The awards are presented in 5 categories, and companies vie for them with enthusiasm as they know the choice is made on merit, and on merit only.
The MMJ has an affiliate non-governmental organisation named Journalism for Development, devoted to improving the skills of young journalists specilalising in mining and economic subjects. Details can be seen at www.journalism.mn.
The Mongolian Mining Journal is committed to independent journalism and does not seek favours from any company, politician or foreign investor. Our first issue came out at a time of hardship for the Mongolian economy. Now the country’s development trajectory is irreversible, and so is that of our growth.
An experienced team of journalists covers all facets of mining and relevant economic issues. Its members have won several awards in recognition of their journalism skills. The journal also brings to readers information on mining events and conferences from all over the world. Among such events reported personally by MMJ journalists have been the Energy Resources (MMC) IPO at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and the first meeting of the International Atomic Agency after the accident at Fukushima on safety in atomic plants.
Apart from news and interviews with policy makers and those in the news, every issue of the MMJ carries pieces giving the background to political and economic developments and analyzing their likely impact on the mining sector. The MMJ always seeks the views of professional experts, lawyers, academics, foreign observers and research companies so that all reports are accurate and give divergent views.
Issues of the MMJ reach international readers, individual and corporate, through Dow Jones" Factiva channel. MMJ publications and broadcasting programs can be accessed atwww.mongolianminingjournal.com. Programs prepared at MMJ’s Hugjil Hutulbur studio are broadcast through several channels and command a wide viewership. These give news of corporate achievements and developments and of mining-related conferences. A series presenting new mining technology has become very popular.
Since 2010, the annual Mongolian Mining Journal Awards ceremony has become a notable event in miners’ calendars. The awards are presented in 5 categories, and companies vie for them with enthusiasm as they know the choice is made on merit, and on merit only.
The MMJ has an affiliate non-governmental organisation named Journalism for Development, devoted to improving the skills of young journalists specilalising in mining and economic subjects. Details can be seen at www.journalism.mn.
The Mongolian Mining Journal is committed to independent journalism and does not seek favours from any company, politician or foreign investor. Our first issue came out at a time of hardship for the Mongolian economy. Now the country’s development trajectory is irreversible, and so is that of our growth.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 6.32 MB of space to download and install MMJ app. MMJ is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Aligermaa Bayarsaikhan at http://en.mongolianminingjournal.com/page/28.shtml?sel=895.
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