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Ricardo Moros

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Miami Lakes
As seen in: 305 Inside, Miami Diario
Covers:  I cover local news, culture, lifestyle, and sports in Miami. My work highlights the city’s creative side and its unique mix of communities and influences.
Doesn't Cover: I don’t focus on politics or breaking crime stories. I’m more interested in human stories, culture, and the everyday pulse of Miami.
Pensar, escribir y tomar café (no siempre en ese orden) ☕ | Editor @305inside

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Ricardo Moros is the founder and editor of 305 Inside, an independent digital outlet focused on news, culture, sports, and lifestyle in Miami.

He is also the former Editor-in-Chief of Miami Diario, where he currently collaborates as a digital curator, overseeing content strategy and social media presence.

With over a decade of experience in digital journalism, Ricardo began his career in sports — a field he still considers his greatest passion and the foundation of his discipline, pace, and ana…

Ricardo Moros’s Journalist Portfolio

La AFA sella alianza con la bebida de Messi y refuerza su presencia en Miami

La AFA sella alianza con la bebida de Messi y refuerza su presencia en Miami

Comer, brindar y desconectar: el encanto natural de Glass & Vine

Comer, brindar y desconectar: el encanto natural de Glass & Vine

Walmart + ChatGPT: cuando el carrito del súper empieza a pensar

Walmart + ChatGPT: cuando el carrito del súper empieza a pensar

What was your first job as a journalist?

In the sports department of a local newspaper in my hometown, El Periodiquito. It was a great school and the best place to learn the real pace of journalism.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I never used a typewriter for work, but I once tried one that belonged to my grandfather. The sound of the keys was hypnotic, and I quickly understood why so many old-school journalists said writing used to feel almost physical.

How is social media changing news?

Social media has made news faster, louder, and more visual, but not necessarily better. It has changed the way people consume information, and the line between journalism and content is increasingly blurred. Algorithms often reward noise over quality, which forces journalists to resist the pressure of immediacy and focus on context instead. The real challenge today is to preserve depth and credibility while adapting to the fast rhythm of digital platforms.

Awards

Premio Mara Internacional

2023 - Digital Journalism / Communication and Media

Recipient of the Premio Mara Internacional for excellence in digital journalism and outstanding editorial leadership. Recognized for his work as editor of Miami Diario and for his contributions to the growth of digital media within the Hispanic community in Miami.