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Eva Ruth Moravec

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Austin
Covers:  local news; anything related to Austin, Travis County, and the State of Texas
Doesn't Cover: very little!
pod producer and journalist • executive director @justicetexas • executive goober who’d rather be outside and always has just one more quick question

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Eva Ruth Moravec’s Biography

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An experienced and dedicated journalist, Eva Ruth runs City Cast Austin, comprising a small team that produces a newsletter and podcast every weekday about Austin news and culture. From her first job at community newspapers, Eva Ruth has always been invested in local news, and remained so through staff positions at the San Antonio Express-News and Associated Press, and as a freelancer contributing to The Washington Post, The Atlantic, ProPublica, Texas Observer, and others. Her podcasting caree…

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. My parents used to own one that I worked on before we bought our first computer, a Macintosh LCIII.

How is social media changing news?

News is more accessible to the masses, but that accessibility has also caused audiences to question what they read and where it comes from

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Being trusted to share a victim or suspect's story carries a ton of responsibility. One must be balanced, skeptical, inquisitive, personable.

Awards

Phillip True Award

2010 - Online Impact

The result of internal voting, the online impact award went to the newsroom employee who made the biggest waves online. At the time, I was covering breaking public safety news five days a week, and I used Twitter, our crime team blog and our website to break news.

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2013 - Member of the Month

"Congratulations to Eva Ruth Moravec, who has been named SPJ’s November Volunteer of the Month for her outstanding service to her chapter. In addition to reviving the San Antonio chapter, she is being recognized for raising scholarship money, hosting the Region 8 conference and recruiting broadcast members and freelancers to the board, among other things."