International Review it work?

Well I am thinking of specializing in international studies, minor in sociology or philosophy. Maybe combine the two things to start a business magazine that would focus on the world outside the United States. Typically, things like food, music, clothing, technology, culture and customs. Focusing on another country and around the world every month or two months. Q1 Do you think that would work? Q2: What would a great name for him? PLEASE STAR

P1: Yes, I think it would be a good idea. It would probably be a good thing in the UK too. Unfortunately, many people are closed-minded and do not care, so that you may have difficulty for these people to buy. P2: probably should be a single word, and should play on the idea of cultural diversity. Good luck, hope this project goes well.

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