Cobertura segura II: prácticas para evitar el peligro

By: James Breiner | 10/15/2010

En este video el periodista y consultor Darío Dávila ofrece algunos consejos puntuales para los periodistas que trabajan en situaciones de alto riesgo.

Unos 40 periodistas mexicanos tomaron un curso de cuatro semanas en línea con el Centro de Periodismo Digital en Guadalajara y después 14 de ellos se reunieron en la Ciudad de México para un curso presencial.

Los participantes crearon un blog para compartir los aprendizajes con todos los colegas mexicanos.

La Embajada de EE.UU auspició el curso.

Otro grupo de periodistas tomó el curso en mayo y produjo este recurso de pautas sobre cómo manejar amenazas, la ética periodística, la comunicación segura, etc.

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