One of the benefits of being part of Hispanic Communicators DFW is all the events that we have throughout the year. On Thursday, January 19th, we’re having a “Meet and Greet” at Luna de Noche at Victory Park in downtown Dallas. “Meet and Greets” are great place to re-connect with friends from HCDFW. If you’re new […]
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Get your calendar out, because Hispanic Communicators DFW has a lot planned for 2012. We just celebrated 30 years in Dallas/Fort Worth. We have lots of great memories and in 2012 we’ll create new ones.
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Former television journalist Bert Lozano, 42, is being widely remembered for his talent and professionalism, for his sense of humor and for his strong devotion to his family and friends. Lozano, a Texas native, died Wednesday afternoon, August 31, 2011 at Methodist Medical Center in Dallas. He suffered cardiac arrest the preceding Sunday morning but
It has been an eventful summer for us so far! We had two special events in June. Hispanic Communicators DFW had its fifth annual Media Mixer at the House of Blues and we also did our very first community service/outreach program. Last year during our annual Media Mixer I learned about our sponsor’s, Time
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If you’re in the media you know the internet has changed life at most newspapers. Some have gone out of business, and others have downsized. Massive layoffs have also affected one of the largest newspapers in the country, The New York Times. On Wednesday, members of Hispanic Communicators DFW and their guests gathered to see
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Saturday mornings just seem like a good day to rest and catch up with everything you just didn’t get done during the week. But on Saturday, July 9th, members of Hispanic Communicators DFW filled a conference room at Univision in Dallas and we were ready to get down to business. As part of the planning
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August, 2007 The Dallas/Fort Worth Network of Hispanic Communicators mourns the passing of John Gutiérrez-Mier, a Star-Telegram reporter and former Vice President-Print of the organization. John died Friday after undergoing heart surgery earlier this month. He was 43. John was an active NAHJ member and served on the planning committee for the 2005 NAHJ Convention
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