Charla comunicación
Neipar · 11,857 words · 59 min read · EN

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and knowing how to address it, how to search for information. I give the floor to Antony, since she writes. Okay, guys, good afternoon. Well, I'm surprised by how many people I know are here. I'd already left the university, but anyway, thanks to Lis for inviting me and for being able to share my experience with you all. I started
studying singing here at the faculty and it has changed a lot, it's been many years since I've been here and it already feels like a long time to come back and share all these years of faces with you. Well, we're here to learn how culture is communicated, which could be applied to any
other concept because culture is a product that can be communicated, even sold in stores. What sets it apart is that the future one has a very social and personally and professionally enriching aspect, from which one can learn a great deal by publishing. Yes. Uh, [clears throat] well, I'm going to start with my background
so you can get to know me a little and see if I've been here for quite a few years now. As you can see, it's a Nokia and I don't even know about Fón, it's the newspaper's editorial office working, even before I graduated in newspapers because I liked working in a newspaper much more
than that and I started doing internships and then I stayed. I was a developer and rapporteur for the Extremadura project for 20 years. and to cover all kinds of news, reports, chronicles, [clears throat] current events, courts, cultures, functional matters of all kinds. Uh, in fact, what I always liked most was fulfilling court events, nothing to do with
culture, but still, the good thing about a regional newspaper or any regional media is that today you're doing a truck accident, a truck of pigs that has fallen, has had an accident on a highway and the next day they're interviewing the people who went to the most local festival. Uh, this is a bit of my journey.
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