About a month ago, the journalist Juan Diego Alvira He was commenting on his employment status on various social networks, arguing that he was looking for a job, but when he did not do this officially, it allowed him to spend time with his family, read and rest.
He expressed on his Instagram account that he wanted to launch it. An informative channel on the Youtube platform where he will broadcast his own news, give talks and conferences.
on his channel ‘Juan Diego Alvira Noticias’ urges everyone to send their digital material in any form from anywhere in Colombia, “uncensored”, that those who publish it will receive a ‘monetary reward’ and this material will be edited to make it suitable for the platform. The channel already has more than 21 thousand followers.
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On the other hand, the content about the gasoline price published on April 22 received more than 15 thousand visits. interview several users who “fill up” tanks at various gas stations and its transfer from one station to another is observed to compare fuel prices.
His publications also include material on the prices of the family basket and the situation of Felipe Rocha with his cattle ranching business, apparently notes he made from some areas of his private home. This material is also posted on the Instagram and Facebook networks.
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He promises to “destroy traditional media patterns” on his channel and says that “we all have tools like smartphones or cameras where anyone can be a reporter”.
At the end of the video, he invites everyone to send their material to an email to make the ‘digital newsreel’ and will share a tutorial in future videos.
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