Last but not least: Everything "ola, kala, OK" in Greece
A new media initiative aims to lift the spirits of crisis-stricken citizens in Greece: The website «ola, kala, OK» (everything is fine) publishes only positive news.
Various topics are addressed on the website. For example, the site, which sees itself primarily as a portal for health and wellness topics, says: "If you want to change your life, come with us". According to SDA, the "Topic of the week" section on Friday featured an article on the benefits of meditation. Despite the motto of spreading only positive news, the financial crisis is also discussed - but from a positive perspective: "How Germany has benefited from the austerity plans" is one headline. According to SDA, there are sections such as "NGO", "Volunteering, Solidarity", "Sport" and "Economy". But even for a website that only disseminates positive news, one thing is likely to be particularly difficult in a highly indebted country where over 22% of people are unemployed: Convincing users to visit the homepage even after they have visited the "Job market" and "Problem solving" service pages.
