Thursday 28 from May at six in the afternoon we will have a conversation via Zoom with the journalist Teresa Carreras to talk about journalism. Ho link, once again, a all the changes caused for COVID-19. That's why we title it:
The pandemic is also confusing journalism in some European countries
What do you think of the media treatment of the coronavirus crisis? It can be reported without alarm or, on the contrary, underestimate the danger? What is the state of health of today's journalism?? How journalism is done from confinement? How the virus and health measures have affected the journalistic profession? How will the media adapt to the "new normal"?
These are some of the questions we can ask Teresa Carreras from Mataró, journalist and professor of Journalism, collaborator of the UAB.
Correspondent in Catalonia of the weekly The Century, directs the weekly radio program "Cruïlla d'Europa". In fact, Europe is one of his specialties. After working for years in the Catalan circuit of Spanish Television, she was sent as a correspondent to Brussels for this same channel. He was there for ten years and, when returning to Catalonia, will continue linked to TVE, where he reached head of information in Catalonia. Today she continues to be a convinced European. With the proof, belongs to the Association of European Journalists of Catalonia, which he presided over for nine years. He has also worked in the newspaper Today and to programs like Networks (with Eduard Punset) and The Debate of the 2 (with Josep Puigbo). Journalist by breed and very convinced of the importance of the so-called "fourth power", is also interested in feminism. One example is her role as a founding partner (and for years, also director) of the news agency with a gender perspective The Independent. And she is currently the European coordinator of the network's regional chapter GAMAG (Global Alliance for Media and Gender).