The web offers much potential for outreach, advocacy and partner engagement. Since 2002, when our first website was launched, we have expanded our engagement with the web in different ways. We exchange each others content, or links, or promote each other's products and services all of which are in the public interest.

These are among our key new media partners:

	COANews, an independent, non-profit online news network featuring diverse, credible independent news and current affairs. COA News can best be described as the portal to independent news media.
	Media Helping Media (MHM), a London-anchored web portal set up 'to provide a platform for those involved in the media in transition states, post-conflict countries and areas where freedom of expression and media freedom is under threat'.
	MediaChannel.org, a New York-anchored website 'concerned with the political, cultural and social impacts of the media, large and small'. MediaChannel exists to provide information and diverse perspectives and inspire debate, collaboration, action and citizen engagement.
	Science and Development Network (SciDev.Net), an independent online news, analysis and information service aiming 'to provide reliable and authoritative information about science and technology for the developing world'.
	The Hoot.org is a New Delhi-anchored independent media watch website that seeks 'to revive a concern for media ethics, restore focus on development in the subcontinent, and preserve press freedom'. It tries to hold a mirror to the way journalists practice their craft in South Asia.
	YouTube, the online video sharing platform where TVEAP has had a channel since March 2007.
	EngageMedia works with independent filmmakers, video activists, technologists, campaigners and social movements to generate wider audiences for their vital messages and move people to action.