Second annual survey will be published in relation to the situation of Hispanic journalists in the US

The California State University in Fullerton, Hispanicize Wire, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and the International University of Florida have announced on February 9th the second annual survey on the situation of Hispanic journalists in the US.This is an initiative that will seek to clear doubts of interest related to the media, social networks and appreciation of the professionals in the US industry.Currently, the survey is available in English and Spanish, and attempts to clear out how media professionals are adapting to new technologies and a Latino audience that is constantly evolving. Based on the first survey, this second edition is aimed primarily at Latino journalists in North America who produce content for Hispanics and non-Hispanics media.”The second annual survey will help us to visualize if Latino journalists have changed their perceptions of various key issues for the industry and also it will be an examination of the proposals for 2015,” Bill Gato said, president and CEO of Hispanicize Wire. “We encourage Hispanic journalists to take five minutes out of their busy schedule to participate,” he said.The study results will be announced during the annual event of Latino trends, Hispanicize 2015, as part of a special exhibition for journalists which will take place from March 16th to 20th in Miami.To complete the Hispanic Journalist 2015 survey click {here; https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Encuestaperiodistahispano2015}.