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Javier Aldape
is vice president of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and publisher of Diario La Estrella, a Spanish-language daily newspaper serving the Dallas-Fort Worth market. Previously, Aldape was managing editor at El Telégrafo in Guayaquil, Ecuador. He is co-publisher of a new stylebook for Spanish-language journalists working in the United States and Puerto Rico, published by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Aldape also spearheaded the publication in 2001 of the NAHJ handbook Latinos in the U.S.: A Resource Guide for Journalists. He serves as NAHJ’s Financial Officer and is also on the boards of directors of KidsVoting USA and of UNITY: Journalists of Color, Inc., an umbrella organization representing the four national minority journalist associations. Aldape was cited as one of the Hispanic Media 100 and received the Knight Ridder Excellence award for his efforts in the area of diversity. He also was named one of Presstime magazine’s “20 under 40” industry leaders for 2000.
Seminar speeches given by Javier Aldape:
The Business of Online Journalism
April 15, 2004
Crossing Borders: How online news sites are reaching immigrants.
Online news sites attract audiences from all over the world, especially in communities where immigration has had significant impact. How do online news organizations best reach these diverse audiences?
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What fellows have to say about past seminars:
"Fabulous program. Invaluable in terms of connecting with sources and resources available to journalists interested in criminal justice."
- Nora Lopez, San Antonio Express-News |