Allan Alaküla
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Allan Alaküla (born September 11, 1968) is an Estonian journalist.[1]
Head of Tallinn European Union Office in Brussels since 2007 and chair of Tallinn Media Council since 2010.
Graduated from Tartu University history department (1993), refreshed in Birmingham University (1996) and Indian Institute of Mass Communication (2000).
Was President of Estonian Union of Journalists 2001-2004 and member of Estonian Press Council 1999-2003.
Worked as editorial writer in Estonian daily Postimees, as head of opinion department in daily Sõnumileht and as editor in chief in weekly Kesknädal. In Tallinn municipal administration held previously position of public relations director.
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- ^ Pistis ja põhiseadus (in Estonian), 28 November 1995
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