Despite Financial Struggles, Latino Journalists Remain Guardedly Optimistic about their Futures; Increasingly Embrace Twitter [REPORT]
Co-sponsored by California State University, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Florida International University and Hispanicize Wire, the second annual survey sought to gauge the perceptions of Latino journalists amid the current media landscape.
- While 56% of the respondents said they were doing well or okay financially, the glass is half empty, as 44 percent said they were not meeting their economic goals. This could be a reflection of a growing number of independent journalists, as 60% of the respondents worked for companies and 40% were freelancers.