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I think a lot of people don't have the experience
June 28, 2017 by Paul Fletcher 
I think a lot of people don't have the experience of running their own private schools. But, I hope you have.
I learned about Estonia through the Estonian newspaper, Estonians.
I learned that the Russian media is much more influential in the Baltic countries than in the United States, and the Internet is becoming more and more prevalent in Estonia.
There are other factors that are also influencing the media, too. The more we get involved in the political and economic context, the more we tend to engage in what is known as "strategic media." The term "strategic media" is a euphemism for a sort of media about the world, something that is not always very clear.
I'm sure many of you have heard about the "strategic media" that is available to the rest of the world.
And that's where I will begin.
The first story about my visit to Estonia is about the way it's been run.
I got it from the state of Georgia, the country that I grew up in, and then from the people there.
In some ways, it's just a different kind of news.
In some ways, a bit like how we run the news, too.
In a sense, I was very excited to get a chance to speak with people from Estonia. I was there for a while because I wanted to learn about the country, not just the people who run it.
Of course, the main reason I came here is because of the state of Estonia. It's not a big city like Washington or Paris or Berlin, but it's a big city, and many of the people I met were from there.