Jamil Donith
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(She/Her)
- Multimedia Journalist, Spectrum News 1 Texas (Dallas Fort Worth)
- Multimedia Journalist, Freelance
- Multimedia Journalist, Freelance
Austin, Honolulu, Portland, West Palm Beach
As seen in:
Spectrum News 1 Texas (Dallas Fort Worth),
Yahoo News Taiwan,
PBS,
Spreaker,
WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH),
WPEC-TV (West Palm Beach, FL),
NewsBreak,
Spectrum News,
Spectrum News Austin,
Spectrum News 1 (San Antonio, Texas),
Spectrum News 13
and
Covers:
General assignment, but special interests are in investigations, social justice, environmental, housing issues, women and LGBTQIA rights, marine conservation, diving, travel, and international issues.
Doesn't Cover:
There's nothing I can't handle.
Freelance Multimedia Journalist. 🎥 Traveler. ✈️ Mermaid. 🐠 Nomad. 🌎 @Cronkite_ASU Alum. Oregonian. Former Minnesotan, Tulsan, Floridian, and Austinite.
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Jamil Donith’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Journalism is more than just a profession to me, it's my life and my identity.
I am currently a freelance multimedia journalist in between Austin, Texas and Honolulu, Hawaii area looking for news outlets to work with nationally and internationally.
My career in TV news in 2010. Since then I have worked in Arizona, New York, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Florida, Texas and currently in Hawaii. I have primarily worked as a multimedia journalist and my passion is in depth storytelling, special projects, …
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Interview
See all 20 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
I would say my internship at ABC15 Investigates while in College at Arizona State University. I was there for more than a year.
Have you ever used a typewriter?
YES! And I have to say, I enjoy them. Especially for NAT SOTS... I love the sound they make.
How is social media changing news?
From every angle. I see it as a downfall and a plus. We get more news to more people, faster, but then there's a lot of "fake news" too.