Conecta Arizona: A Year of Busting Covid Myths in Spanish
Conecta Arizona’s one-year anniversary is a milestone for community-focused journalism
Tag: Spanish-language media
A Diverse Team, A Unique Perspective
Covering the news from an immigrant journalist’s point of view.
For Bilingual Viewers a Wider World of Olympic Sports Coverage
Those who can flip between NBC and Telemundo get a more complete view of the games in London.
LatinaLista: Spanish Isn’t the Only Language to Reach Latinos
When asked by Pew Hispanic researchers what language they think in, only first-generation Latinos responded in the majority to Spanish.
Podcast: Radio Ambulante, This American Life in Spanish
Annie Correal and Daniel Alarcón of Radio Ambulante talk about their love of radio storytelling and their new series of Spanish-language stories.
Senator Graham Now Says He Will Work for Immigration Reform… to Latino Audience
On Spanish-language TV, Sen. Lindsey Graham seemed to backtrack on his warnings that immigration reform would die if Democrats forced the health care overhaul through Congress.
March for Immigration Reform Gets Lost in Health Care Frenzy, Except for Ethnic Media
After the march for immigration reform and the health care vote, the accounts of what happened in D.C. on Sunday varied wildly between Spanish-language media and mainstream outlets.
McCain and The Border Fence: Denial on Spanish-language TV
Just after the Republican National Convention ended, the party’s nominee Sen. John McCain sat down for an interview with a major American network. It wasn’t ABC, NBC or CBS: he was interviewed by Jorge Ramos, Univision‘s lead anchor and the…