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Sabrina Herrera

Hartford
As seen in: Connecticut Public, MSN, The Sacramento Bee, Hartford Courant, WVIT-TV (West Hartford, CT), The Valdosta Daily Times, The Bellingham Herald, Bristol Herald Courier, Editor & Publisher, FSView & Florida Flambeau, Berkeley B-Side
Latino engagement editor for a local news org. Passionate about leadership, community building, and journalism. 🇨🇴 raised. MAKE IT WORK 👏

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I'm a journalism and French Global Studies student in my last year at the University of Connecticut.

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De una tienda de videos de Connecticut a un fenómeno global: la historia de 'Barney y sus amigos'

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By Meg Dalton Verified, Lily Tyson Verified, Sabrina Herrera, Cassandra Basler Verified
| Connecticut Public Verified
Read in English La historia de Barney comienza a finales de 1987 en Allen, Texas. En aquel entonces, Sheryl Leach, quien era maestra, tenía un hijo de dos años llamado Patrick y le resultaba difícil encontrar videos que captaran su atención. “Era una madre que pasaba por momentos difíciles en casa, con un niño de dos años muy activo, y me encontraba atrapada en el tráfico conduciendo por la autopista norte-central”, dijo Leach en una entrevista para la televisión local de aquella época.
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Generation Barney

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By Sabrina Herrera
| Connecticut Public Verified
Meet “Generation Barney,” a seven-part podcast about the media we loved as kids and how it shapes us. It’s about the purple dinosaur. But it’s also about music and love and backlash and toys and nostalgia. Most of all, it’s about the television that helps us become who we are, from the station that helped launch Barney into the world. Episodes drop Tuesdays, starting November 12th. Listen below or find us on your favorite podcast platform. More about this program >>
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Social media’s ongoing impact on audience and engagement - Editor and Publisher

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By Sabrina Herrera, Connecticut Public, Gretchen A. Peck Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
We don’t necessarily rush to be active on all the platforms, but our first order of business is to ensure we can manage each one. That’s a safety issue, and we want to protect our brand at all these places.” This moment in time feels like both an evolutionary milestone for social media and a pivotal point for news media publishers who have come to rely on social media for extending their journalism’s reach.
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