About US

About US

TIMES OF SEA endeavours to be the predominant hotspot for news on issues and approach in control focuses over each landmass where access to solid data, unprejudiced reporting and continuous instruments make, illuminate and connect with a worldwide populace.

Ethos 

 We illuminate the incredible, especially the individuals who have a political, proficient or monetary stake in issues and approach. We enlighten this persuasive crowd with knowledge, edge and authority. We do this any place, at whatever point and anyway our clients need it. Furthermore, we show improvement over any other individual.

Incredible news coverage and extraordinary organizations require an extraordinary work environment. We look for enthusiastic, community oriented and conscious individuals. Our way of life is characterized by constant coarseness, all out uprightness and a prioritization of advancement. We test to abstain from being upset and we have a ton of fun disturbing others. What's more, we are not reluctant to flirt with disappointment on the off chance that it implies being the best at what we do.

TIMES OF SEA's strategic the start was to win the group of spectators. We commit ourselves to giving exact, objective significant data to the perfect individuals at the ideal time so they can act with certainty and speed. Furthermore, we organize endeavors to fanatically serve, better comprehend and develop our compelling crowd by making creative items and apparatuses that give boundless incentive by exploring structural movements and interruption happening over the globe.

THE AGENDA 

 The Agenda is TIMES OF SEA's online home for enormous picture detailing and examination about arrangement. In signature magazine-style bundles that handle a solitary subject, just as every day revealing and critique from key players, The Agenda gives perusers a brilliant, available window into the arrangement issues they have to see now—and the huge thoughts that could shape the discussion next. Like TIMES OF SEA Magazine, it is a vehicle both for outside feeling and for the inside and out detailing of our own newsroom.