Hanna Ingber

Staff Editor for Social Media, New York Times

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Staff editor for social media @NYTimes. Past: reporter in Mumbai; editor at @GlobalPost, @HuffingtonPost & @TheMyanmarTimes. Tweet on foreign news plus life.

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What was your first job as a journalist?
I worked as the lifestyle editor of the Myanmar Times immediately after college.
Have you ever used a typewriter?
A few times in middle school. I know typewriters are now "cool," but I am happy to live without.

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RT @BasseyE: Brazilians are debating the protests in the NYT comments. We're even translating from Portuguese. Enlightening! http://t.co/I2…

Brazilian Leaders Brace for More Protests

nytimes.com — SÃO PAULO, Brazil - Political leaders here in Brazil's largest city braced for yet another round of demonstrations on Tuesday night by an increasingly powerful movement that has grown from complaints about bus fares to a broad challenge to political corruption, lavish stadium projects, the cost of living and substandard public services.

Foreign Reporters job at BuzzFeed in New York, NY

jobscore.com — See details and apply for the Foreign Reporters in the Editorial department at BuzzFeed in New York, NY

~ Video: Being Zoroastrian ~

kainazamaria.com — is a short film I completed in April 2013 to fulfill the requirements of my master's thesis in Visual Communication. The piece focuses on my journey to gain a deeper understanding of my Zoroastrian faith, community and heritage. I needed to take this journey for myself but along the way I realized it has themes that many people can relate to.

Edward Snowden Q&A: NSA whistleblower answers your questions

guardian.co.uk — It is the interview the world's media organisations have been chasing for more than a week, but instead Edward Snowden is giving Guardian readers the exclusive.
"This year is the last harvest we’ll ever have ... I shall never taste this sweet potato ever again." nyti.ms/14dpSsB

Chinese Voice Anger and Nostalgia Over Urbanization

nytimes.com — Chinese residents have turned to the microblogging site Weibo to express their feelings on the government's efforts to drastically expand the urban population. While there are glimmers of hope about the prospects of city life and the opportunities afforded by compensation, the majority of the discussion focuses on resentment over perceived corruption and sadness over the loss of land, farm animals and a way of life.
It was super interesting to find Chinese farmers talking about their anger against govt land grabs on Weibo nyti.ms/14dpSsB

Chinese Voice Anger and Nostalgia Over Urbanization

nytimes.com — Chinese residents have turned to the microblogging site Weibo to express their feelings on the government's efforts to drastically expand the urban population. While there are glimmers of hope about the prospects of city life and the opportunities afforded by compensation, the majority of the discussion focuses on resentment over perceived corruption and sadness over the loss of land, farm animals and a way of life.
Super interesting tweets from NYT's @ThomasErdbrink, who is live tweeting Iran's election from Tehran
RT @ThomasErdbrink: Iran state tv quoting voters: "I was the first person in this voting station to put a finger into the eye of our enemie…
RT @ThomasErdbrink: A smiling man tells me that he hopes The New York Times building burns down in order for the paper "to stop publishing …
RT @ThomasErdbrink: Good morning from Tehran where I will be tweeting on the Iranian presidential elections today
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