Q&A: ‘If Journalism Becomes Further Marginalised, Look Out, World…’
Interview with Chuck Lewis, Fund for Independence in Journalism
Chuck Lewis
ROME, Oct 29 (IPS) – Shrinking newsrooms, declining sales and audiences, vanishing foreign correspondents, concentration of ownership, shrivelling papers…is journalism imploding? Can independent journalism survive?
“Yes,” says Chuck Lewis, founder of the Centre for Public [...]
Oct 8th, 2007
“Panameñismos” que convencen
libros, 05 Octubre 2007 0 comentarios, escribe el tuyo
Hoy habla Nacho Fernández, de la editorial Literaturas.com, sobre el libro La ciudad de las cigarras, de Miren Gutiérrez:
¿Cómo llegó este libro a tus manos?
Me lo envió su autora para que lo promocionara en editoriales españolas.
¿Qué te interesó más? ¿El autor o la obra?
La [...]
From 1990 until 1996, Miren Gutiérrez was based in Hong Kong as an EFE correspondent, covering the South East Asia, Korea and Pacific region, in charge of a group of contributors. She then spent five years in Panama in charge of the business section of La Prensa, the Panamanian newspaper of record. Miren coordinated or edited investigative business stories. Several of these stories were award-winners. A year of free-lancing in New York followed, writing for different media, such as El País, The Nation, UPI, Gatopardo and Offshore Alert. She covered the Sep. 11 attacks for El País. She joined IPS as Editor in chief in January 2003. She published her first novel in 2007.