Amazing journey in Hamburg

This Easter holidays I went to Hamburg to visit some friends who live there, because they are make Erasmus exchange. It was my first time in Germany. Hamburg is the second  largest city in Germany and the sixth largest city in the European Union. The city is home  to over 1.8 million people while the Hamburg Metropolitan Region has more than 5 million inhabitants. Is a major transport hub in Northern Germany and is one of the most affluent cities in Europe.

There are a lot of different things that you can do in Hamburg such a visit an special museum, Miniature Wunderland, go for a walk around Aussenalster, shop in the center of the city where are lot of expensive and excluvise shops in Rathaus.

If you love hard emotions you must visit Hamburg dungeon, enter in a sex shop and drink jager shot in Reeperbahn and last but not least climb the waterwheel in  amusement DOM park. Don´t forget taste diferent beers!

Twelve mountain passes closed in Basque Country due to storm

Twelve mountain passes closed in Basque Country due to storm

Snow has caused the closure to traffic for all vehicles in thirteen mountain pasess in the Basque Country. In particular, mountain passes of Artikutza,Arkarate,Elgeta, Jaizkibel,Karabeitia and  Leintz Gatzaga in Guipuzkoa. Kanpazar and Sollube in Bizkaia and in Alava Altube, Barrerilla, Orduña, Herrera y Zaldiaran are closed according to the information of traffic department.

 

Online Journalism

Monday, 11 February 2013

We are facing a revolution media.

The importance of  New Technologies, social network and online newspaper is rising, this is what we call the new generation of Internet: 2.0 era.It is impossible to avoid that our way to see Journalism is affected. Nobody knows what is going to happen in 20 year but what we know quite clearly now is that journalism is countinously changing.

In the last 5 years the sales of newspapers has fallen. Internet became to be the best way to search the information. Twitter, Facebook, and online newspapers are taking the lead. We, future Journalists, should revise all this information, so we can provide a good quality work.