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Juliana Rincón Parra

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Peruvian-Colombian with a BA in Drama with a passion for online media. I also teach at EAFIT University in Medellin an Emerging Media Lab, while freelancing as a copywriter, translator and live-blogger.

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Latest posts by Juliana Rincón Parra

5 September 2010

Bosnia Herzegovina

Bosnian police have found the girl who appeared on YouTube video throwing puppies to a river,  thanks to animal protection organization's tips and online citizens who helped pinpoint location and identity of the young girl from video footage.

Juliana Rincón Parra


3 September 2010

U.S.A.

American Muslim groups are using online video in a collaborative project to try and explain what Islam is about in an attempt to defuse the rise of anti Islam racism and fear spurned by a community center to be built near Ground Zero in New York City. Via.

Juliana Rincón Parra


29 August 2010

Video posts
Costa Rica: University Students Protest Budget Agreements

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Some University of Costa Rica students took hold of the social sciences building in protest of the budgetary agreement that was reached between the government and university officials where a 7% budget increase was agreed upon after negotiating the original 4% the government proposed.

Argentina

Celebrate Blog Day today with a day long online summit. The III Virtual Blogger Encounter will have speakers from Ecuador, Argentina, Colombia and Spain engaging through webcams with an international online audience about blogs, branding and other social networks.

Juliana Rincón Parra

Video posts
Colombia: Cat Launching Video by Radio DJ Causes Outrage

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A video uploaded by DJ Yohan Melguizo on popular social network Facebook two months ago is causing outrage among animal lovers in Medellin, Colombia.


28 August 2010

Chile

Through a video camera lowered down to them, the 33 trapped Chilean miners have recorded their living conditions in the refuge that kept them alive for the 21 days before they were found. In the video they send messages to their families and explain how they spend their days.

Juliana Rincón Parra


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