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November 6, 2009
El Tiempo de Boston is New England’s seventh Spanish-language weekly paper. New England is home to 900,000 Hispanics, including 437,000 in Massachusetts
November 4, 2009
Julio Ojeda-Zapata on the Potential for Newspaper Storystreaming
October 28, 2009
Spain’s El Mundo Launches America’s Digital Edition
October 26, 2009
Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Patricia Quijano Dark is moving to the Deseret News, where she will serve as a senior editor over minority and Hispanic issues.
October 17, 2009
El Diario Endorses Thompson, Likening Bloomberg to Hugo Chávez
October 15, 2009
El Diario-La Prensa endorses Bill Thompson for Mayor of New York City – largest Spanish-language daily newspaper in the NYC area
October 9, 2009
Associate Editor Sandra Guzmán was let go from the New York Post last week sparking controversy
October 5, 2009
Houston Chronicle’s La Voz moving to Sunday Newspaper Delivery
September 28, 2009
Newspapers still matter to people like Brittany DeSantiago
September 18, 2009
Former presidents from Peru and Bolivia joined newspaper editors from across the Americas on Friday in condemning what they call a series of attempts by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, and some of his allies, to clamp down on the news media.
September 8, 2009
Miami Herald columnist and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Andrés Oppenheimer won the VII ALGABA prize in biography, autobiography, memoirs, and historical research for a collection of columns that ran in the newspaper and will be published in the book, The Non-United States of the Americas.
El Dia, Houston’s Spanish-language daily newspaper, quietly folded last week, leaving thousands of Spanish-speaking residents without a daily voice.
August 12, 2009
Chicago Sun-Times Welcomes Esther J. Cepeda back
July 21, 2009
Jose Antonio Vargas Leaves The Washington Post for The Huffington Post
July 13, 2009
A bilingual newspaper in Willmar has launched a new directory of Latino and Somali-owned businesses in Kandiyohi County. – La Gran America – Minnesota
PBS and impreMedia to Live Stream Spanish Language Version of Sotomayor Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings
June 29, 2009
Puerto Rico’s latest media venture, The Daily Sun, is a nonprofit employee cooperative whose editor says it could be an answer to failing newspapers.
June 22, 2009
Steve Bentz joins La Opinión as Senior Vice President for Advertising
Has the New York Daily News abandoned their “en Español” portal page? It hasn’t been updated since May 15th
June 19, 2009
More jump ship at Mexico City’s English-language newspaper
June 18, 2009
Remembering El Espectador – The muckracking, Spanish-language newspaper founded in the ’30s still shows the way for today’s burgeoning ethnic media
Advocating for Immigrants: Filmmakers Tell the Story of the Hispanic Press in America – Juan Gonzáles y Félix F. Gutiérrez
June 11, 2009
ImpreMedia and Fundación México Unido, A.C. Reach Content Agreement
June 3, 2009
Mexico’s only national English-language daily newspaper, the News, based in Mexico City, was bought by a Mexican media company, and dozens of staffers were laid off over the weekend
Eventos Sin Fronteras Spanish-English Newspaper now online – Minnesota
May 29, 2009
Hoy, the daily Spanish-language publication in Chicago, is launching a new editorial design today that presents news and information in a more engaging, useful and practical way.
Mexico’s top prosecutor on Thursday offered a $380,000 reward for information in the kidnapping and murder of a newspaper reporter who was found beaten and dead in an irrigation canal in northern Mexico this week.
May 28, 2009
Más New Mexico, the weekly, bilingual newspaper serving Albuquerque and Santa Fe, was acknowledged as an official Spanish language newspaper by the 2009 New Mexico state legislature.
April 10, 2009
New York will soon have a new daily Spanish-language newspaper. On April 20, NY Al Día will be launched
March 19, 2009
Ante una redacción sumida en la nostalgia, el director de El Nuevo Herald, Humberto Castelló, anunció el miércoles su renuncia tras siete años de liderazgo por “diferencias de criterio” con la compañía respecto al destino del periódico.
Humberto Castelló, the executive editor of El Nuevo Herald in Miami, has resigned and managing editor Tony Espetia (pictured on the right), is retiring
March 16, 2009
La Vibra, the weekly entertainment magazine inserted in 6 Hispanic newspapers, ceased to be published in the Houston marke
A Metro Atlanta newspaper normally covers the news, but they ended up becoming a part of it when burglars stole their computers and important records. The Atlanta Latino newspaper was still counting its losses Friday.
March 10, 2009
The Miami Herald’s online Cuba page now displays a special Dissident Voices section contains reports from non-government sources on the island.
January 28, 2009
Más New Mexico launched for Latino readers
January 23, 2009
New newspaper accents Hispanic culture – Aviva publishers hope to showcase all things Latino while appealing to all in Austin
January 21, 2009
El presidente Hugo Chávez anunció el martes que publicará en la prensa local una columna de opinión para orientar a sus seguidores, emulando así a su estrecho aliado cubano Fidel Castro.
Los tentáculos de Slim llegan al New York Times
It’s Official: New Times Company Gets $250 Million Cash Infusion From Carlos Slim
December 28, 2008
El New York Times se manifestó optimista el viernes de que el gobierno entrante de Barack Obama enfrentará de manera más eficiente y humana el problema de la inmigración ilegal después de un manejo “desastroso” y “retrógrado” por el gobierno de George W. Bush.
December 23, 2008
Juan Gonzales, who was born and raised in east Stockton, is spearheading a project documenting 200 years of Latino journalism in the United States. Titled “Voices for Justice: The Enduring Legacy of the Latino Press in the U.S.,” the project follows how Latino newspapers and the issues they cover have changed since the inception of the nation’s first Latino newspaper, El Misisipi, founded in 1808 in New Orleans.
December 18, 2008
Más New Mexico to offer bilingual news to Albuquerque and Santa Fe
December 17, 2008
Cuban exiles in South Florida and across the country who arrived penniless can experience a sense of personal history with the launching of The Miami Herald’s Cuban Freedom Flights Database Project.
December 16, 2008
I just noticed that the Spanish-Language newspaper Hoy’s website finally changed over to ViveloHoy.com and has dropped HispanicTips’ content
December 10, 2008
Brazil’s Newspaper Industry Booming
John Leguizamo is featured in a new online ad campaign launching today from The New York Times – video
December 8, 2008
Dora Casanova de Toro – Publisher/CEO of La Prensa Newspaper received the Don Quijote Award.
200 Years of Latino Media – Latino media is celebrating its bicentennial. Juan Gonzales and Felix Gutierrez discuss 200 years of Latino media.The story begins on September 7, 1808, with founding of El Misisipi in New Orleans. It was the first newspaper by and for Spanish-speaking people in the U.S. El Misisipi set the stage for the thousands of publications, broadcast, and Internet news outlets currently serving Latinos.
December 5, 2008
The weekly Spanish-language newspaper Hoy, which means today, has ceased publication with its final issue being published this week. The paper was a product of Landmark Communications, based in Shelbyville, and was one of 19 Landmark publications in Kentucky.
December 2, 2008
The company that owns The Boston Phoenix alternative weekly has bought the Spanish-language weekly El Planeta, saying it hopes to attract a larger Hispanic audience in the Boston area.
November 21, 2008
This week New York’s Spanish-language newspaper El Diario/La Prensa is publishing a series of commentaries by leading experts examining the legacy of President George W. Bush
November 19, 2008
Spain Papers Review – Wednesday November 19 2008
November 18, 2008
Newspaper offices in northern Mexico attacked with grenades
Spain Papers Review – Tuesday November 18 2008
November 11, 2008
10 Years On, Spanish-English Newspaper Is Bridging Worlds – El Aguila del Hudson Valley, a bilingual newspaper, was founded by a Honduran immigrant. – New York
November 6, 2008
Dallas’ Al Día was not immune to Belo’s mandated cuts. – laid off 5 people.
Spain Newspaper Review – Thursday November 6 2008
November 3, 2008
Chris Lopez is now the official successor to Don Flores, who quit his job as editor of the El Paso Times in August.
Eric Garcia, David Hinojosa and Joyce Saenz Harris laid off at the Dallas Morning News
Presidential Candidates Fail to Focus on Hispanic Media – Two thirds of Hispanic newspapers surveyed remain objective; 34% making endorsements, 32% back Obama and 2% support McCain
October 27, 2008
To “Si” or not to “Si”: Should Hispanic Papers Advocate for Immigrants Rights?
Spain Papers Review – Monday October 27 2008
October 20, 2008
Puerto Rico to launch new English-language daily – Puerto Rico Daily Sun
October 17, 2008
La Conexión, the Triangle’s first Spanish-language newspaper, has been sold. – North Carolina
Mark Hinojosa is moving to Detroit. Starting October 20, he becomes the New-media Director for the Detroit News.
Teresa Puente is the latest laid-off casualty at the Chicago Sun Times. She had been on the editorial board since October of 2007.
October 15, 2008
The Press-Enterprise Appoints Two Executives to Expand Its Focus Online and in the Hispanic Community
October 1, 2008
Venezuela Al Dia (25,000, Spanish-language), a weekly newspaper published in Miami targeting Venezuelan expatriates, is expanding into other U.S cities.
September 30, 2008
Los Angeles Daily News promotes Mariel Garza, hires Oscar Garza & Julio Morales
September 26, 2008
Norberto Sanchez, CEO Norsan Media Speaks on Buying MiGente and the North Florida Market
September 25, 2008
Francisco Aguirre Baca, who co-founded the Spanish-language newspaper Diario Las Américas and earned accolades throughout the world for his humanitarian efforts, died at his home in Washington, D.C., on Sunday as a result of complications from a stomach aneurysm. He was 88.
September 12, 2008
Norsan Media Group Invests in Mi Gente Newspaper
National Awards for Excellence in Spanish-Language Journalism to be Presented at Temple University by AL DIA in Philadelphia
Having Nothing Else to Buy in Mexico, Carlos Slim Buys Stake in the New York Times
September 11, 2008
HoyInternet to Re-Launch as ViveloHoy
8 Things You Need to Know about the State of Latino Print
September 10, 2008
Hoy’s Monthly Parenting Magazine to Feature Info From Red Cross on Family Safety, Education
September 8, 2008
New England is about to get its first Spanish-language daily newspaper. At a time when most newspapers are scaling back staffs and news pages, Siglo21 is making plans to move from a weekly to a daily.
September 5, 2008
El Nuevo Día Orlando publishes final edition
September 3, 2008
La Luz al Mundo, which translates to “The Light to the World,” is a Spanish-language newspaper that started with Herndon resident Susan Aguilar’s miraculous vision. – Virginia
Puerto Rico’s daily English-language newspaper closes – The island’s daily English-language newspaper has closed after nearly 50 years.
August 26, 2008
David Sedeño, publisher of Spanish-language La Estrella until the Fort Worth Star-Telegram folded the publication back in April, moves on to become the new editor of the semi-monthly Texas Catholic and the monthly El Católico de Texas
Armando Acuña, public editor of the Sacramento Bee since 2005, becomes associate features editor, after the paper’s management eliminates the position.
Andrés Martinez, who became L. A. Times editorial page editor in 2004 and resigned in 2007, is now suing his ex-girlfriend alleging she cost him his job at the newspaper and tarnished his professional reputation.
August 20, 2008
ImpreMedia has promoted the top executives of its New York newspapers, widening their management roles of El Diario La Prensa and Hoy New York. – Rossana Rosado y Jorge Ayala
The editor of the El Paso Times has stepped down, officials at the newspaper announced Tuesday.
Don Flores, who has been an executive and the top editor at the El Paso Times, has resigned. Flores’ departure ended a 15-year turn as top newsman at the paper, the largest and arguably most influential news outlet in the community.
August 17, 2008
Chicago Tribune lays off 3 Hispanic Journalists – Mark Hinojosa, Ray Quintanilla y Michael Martinez
August 14, 2008
Five years after arriving in Central Florida, El Nuevo Día Orlando, the region’s only daily Spanish-language newspaper, is closing.
August 12, 2008
Oakland Tribune photographer Ray Chavez named photojournalist of the year by National Association of Hispanic Journalists
July 30, 2008
Al Dia Triples Circulation – Dallas
July 22, 2008
Avaya IP Technology Enables Leading Hispanic Market Newspaper Publisher to Improve Contact Center and Customer Service Operations
July 21, 2008
Local Spanish-language paper aims for growth – El Sol in Stamford, Connecticut
Spanish-language Media Market In a Growth Phase
July 15, 2008
Newspaper series reveals rampant abuse of power under Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s watch (Latina Lista)
What is the Venezuelan News Media Actually Like? – 21 Caracas Daily Newspapers, Diverse Community Radio and TV Stations, Disprove the US-Propagated Myths
Media group targets Hispanics – Qué Pasa in Greensboro, North Carolina
July 10, 2008
Media Moves: Robert Hernandez has a new title: Director of Development for seattletimes.com. For the past 5 years, he’s been a Sr Producer of News for The Seattle Times and seattletimes.com.
¡Adelante! looks to the radio – Missouri
June 30, 2008
Claudio Alvarez-Dunn, the managing editor of Puerto Rico’s Primera Hora , was fired last week, after more than 10 years with the newspaper
