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Leonor Ayala Polley

  • Head of Audience Engagement and Recruiter, URL Media
New York, San Francisco
As seen in: URL Media, NBC News, NBC News Latino, MS NOW, KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA), Columbia Journalism Review
devoted mama, adventurer, idealist at the core. Diversity, Equity + Inclusion executive, former NBC News, currently with URL Media
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Six perspectives on newsroom social media policies

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By D. Victoria Baranetsky, Michelle Ferrier, Leonor Ayala Polley, Benjamin Toff
| Columbia Journalism Review Verified
By Tow Center December 3, 2021 Yesterday, we published a report that explores journalists’ experiences with and views of newsroom social media policies. Below are six responses to the report written by journalists and media scholars.
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Ozzie Areu, the first Latino to own a major studio, has a Hollywood story himself

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By Natalie Morales Verified, Leonor Ayala Polley
| NBC News Latino Verified
ATLANTA — Ozzie Areu is remembering 1995, when he was the main security guard at Warner Bros. in Burbank, California, the iconic studio that represented the magic and mystery of Hollywood films and TV shows. Twenty-five years later, Areu is the first Latino to own and operate a major film and TV studio in the United States, having bought Tyler Perry's old Atlanta studio, where he was president and helped build Perry's formidable entertainment empire.
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Bilingual baby animals and Spanish lullabies: the appeal of Nickelodeon's Canticos

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By Leonor Ayala Polley
| NBC News Latino Verified
March 30, 2019, 7:51 PM GMT By Leonor Ayala Polley Can characters singing beloved Latino children's songs become as universal as Winnie the Pooh? That's the mission of Susan Jaramillo, creator of Canticos, the Emmy-nominated bilingual digital video series, book series and app on Nickelodeon.
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