Public Servant magazine to launch new European site

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UK public sector news publisher PCSA International is eyeing European expansion with a new title and new recruitment drive.

The publisher will launch PublicServiceEurope.com in March 2011 as a European sister title to Public Servant magazine and its website PublicService.co.uk .

Focusing on European politics and public services, the new site will be launched and led by Public Servant news editor Dean Carroll. A replacement news editor at Public Servant is being sought in addition to an online business reporter and a Brussels-based correspondent for the new website.

The new site will publish original content and aggregate "the best of the rest" from other websites and social media channels.

"There is a clear gap in the market for a European website that delves deeply into the relationships between politics, public administration and the role of business. By covering the most prominent mainstream stories of the day and seeking out the unreported issues and views in illuminating exclusives, this website will provide something that is fresh and innovative. It will offer informed journalism as well as expert comment and analysis on transnational politics and public services, from a range of influential contributors," says Carroll on PublicService.co.uk.

"Through its open-source approach and interactive reader experience, PublicServiceEurope.com has the capacity to develop into the online knowledge-economy network for all those working in and alongside the European Union and its member states – from politicians to public officials, campaigners and key private sector players; no voice will go unheard."