Javier Castaño

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This month QueensLatino is celebrating its 11th anniversary. A digital and print platform in Spanish focusing on local information. It is authentic and innovative. https://t.co/ZOKEoDdPsA

Javier Castaño, QueensLatino’s director, will participate in a panel on the importance of local news this Thursday 6th. Everyone is invited to participate. It is at 6:00 P.M... https://t.co/Pbjucx86vl https://t.co/AWy45AjuE9

Good day to paddle with friends in the East River, New York. Coca tea to warm up. Kayaking after closing the December edition of QueensLatino. https://t.co/WkdKS0d19R

Congresswoman AOC distributing food in Corona, Queens, an immigrant neighborhood with one of the highest undocumented population in NYC. And talking about the importance on voting On November 3. https://t.co/PpsRKyEiLM

Congresswoman AOC was interviewed by QueensLatino on vote, Green New Deal, elections, lack of leadership and more. Local ethnic media at its best. Watch the video and feel the community. Authentic and innovative. https://t.co/U04mT7OyCQ

This story of Republicans and PR agencies investing in websites, and the story of The Epoch Times manipulating the public show that the business model for local ethnic media on the Internet doesn’t exist. Big corporations will get the money and run. https://t.co/hxppwRaPJo

AOC was interviewed by Javier Castano, QueensLatino’s editor on Census 2020, elections, Latino leadership, Trump, Green New Deal, pandemic and undocumented immigrants. Local journalism to empower our community! https://t.co/vmCBsmR9tL

The New Journalism digital discussion by Columbia University J-School is on track, but it needs to go deeper to rebuild news industry. Still is excluding the voices of ethnic media, and small outlets. It lacks authenticity and bottom up approach. Today is part 2 of panels https://t.co/CEeZIrOesO

CUNY’s J-School 2020 report on Spanish Latino News Agenda is similar to last year report: only data. It focuses on other parts of country different than NY. It lacks authenticity and it is very superficial. This is not the way to analyze our reality. Too distant. https://t.co/bV2A2XFai2

SIP Connect Online last month focused on algorithms, Artificial Intelligence and big media corporations. The pandemic is forcing media outlets to think and act different. Why the SIP approach is top-bottom instead of bottom-up? It will help minority communities in Latin America. https://t.co/9u4sSVaTC5

A Local Paper Covers Pandemic’s Impact on Latinos in Queens https://t.co/Wp3gvTr5vt QueensLatino celebrates 10 years with the best local journalism in Spanish: NACLA. Innovative & authentic Latino

Coronavirus: Immigrants & Information Access https://t.co/BKArH6UNYF via @QueensLatino

Today is the 10th anniversary of QueensLatino platform with the best Spanish journalism in New York. Newspaper, website and social media. Local, authentic & innovative. A bottom-up approach to news to empower Latinos. https://t.co/eOHywHG7xX

RT @QueensLatino: Queens cambió https://t.co/Y103rkksFd

RT @LatinoMediaNY: Why the Success of The New York Times May Be Bad News for Journalism https://t.co/KhHXnh6Cwz