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Juhani Niinistön mediasivut.  Päivitetty viimeksi 09.04.20   

  





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Sivut on laatinut  Juhani Niinistö, Helsinki.  Yksityinen media-alan ammatillinen ja historiallinen sivusto.
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Juhani  Niinistö 

foreign language  news coverage of Finland  for  international audiences.


Juhani  Niinistö was in charge of the news and programming of Radio Finland, the Finnish international broadcasting service  in 1978-2005. See further down, about the history of external broadcasting from Finland.

After Yle,  he worked as editor in chief of  the Toronto based  bilingual (Finnish and English) weekly Vapaa  Sana 2006-2011, focus on Finnish and Canadian affairs.

Since 2014 he has been writing news about Finland for Xinhua,
Chinese international news agency, as a contract news writer.
 





Juhani Niinistö's  private websites


Helsinki Capital FM - recollections of the international news channel

Radio Finland 1945-2005,  in Finnish, a reduced version in English

The history of Yle Radio Finland and the domestic foreign language Capital FM (Mondo). The site has no formal connection with Yle.
At the height of its  services, Radio Finland  produced news in English, German, French and Russian, with the desk English desk in a central scripts role. Yle closed down Radio Finland gradually, starting with parts of the foreign language output from 2002.
 Until 1958 foreign language news from Finland  were journalistically run by the Radio Department of the Finnish Foreign Ministry.

Pitkän linjan Säykki

Juhani  Niinistö's  items in Finnish about  Saynätsalo, a  unique  island community, on  Lake  Päijänne, with industrial background, now part of  Jyväskylä.