Periodismo Negro | Escudrinando La Opacidad Del Poder

https://www.periodismonegro.mx/

Black Journalism is a digital journalistic production developed by the company DS Contents dedicated to the promotion of independent, critical and cause-based journalism. The proposal of this digital medium is focused on the dissemination or analysis of controversial and controversial issues in society. As well as topics that are linked to the ethics and morals of the community that this means of information serves. Black Journalism wants to remain current, incorporating different strategies to tell stories based on social networks and the internet. They present coverage of news events focused on the city of Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.

Source: SembraMedia

Last updated date: April 2025

Location:

Mexicali, Mexico

Year the organization started publishing:

2013

Languages:

Spanish

Type of coverage:

Regional

Area of coverage:

Tijuana, Mexicali, Ensenada, Playas de Rosarito, Tecate, San Quintín

Editorial coverage:

Generalist, focused on multiple topics

Type of content produced by theme:

Science

Environment

Politics

Economy and business

Health and well-being

Entertainment and culture

Law and crime

Society and human rights

Entrepreneurship

Economy and finance

Gender

LGBTIQ+

Refugees

Journalism genres:

Reviews

Information services

Opinion

Journalism coverage types and techniques:

Breaking news

Live coverage of events

Data journalism

Solutions or constructive journalism

Cross-border journalism

Collaborative journalism

Fact-checking

Tech platforms and other mediums used:

Website

Newsletter

Social media platforms

Vodcast or other video platforms

YouTube

Social media audience

Facebook number of followers:

34,000

Twitter number of followers:

3,169

Instagram number of followers:

13,600

YouTube number of followers:

15,400

Tiktok number of followers:

15,900

Founders

Female:

Male:

Founders:

Jaime Delgado Gaxiola

Directors:

Jaime Delgado Gaxiola

Team

Full-time employees:

Part-time employees:

Freelancers or consultants:

Volunteers:

Organization tax status:

For-profit

All revenue sources reported by media leaders:

Grants

Advertising

Content services for others

Audience support / reader revenue

Grants from corporations

Google Adsense

Programmatic ad networks

Branded content or native advertising

Local advertising sold by own team

Advertising for local governmental entities

YouTube channel income

Content development for other media

Individual donations

Event ticket sales

The primary source of revenue reported by media leaders:

Google Adsense

The second most important revenue source reported:

Event ticket sales

Doesn’t publish information about annual revenue

Publishes the names of donors

Doesn’t have an ethics policy / manual

Has a complaints policy

Doesn’t publish a complaints policy

Is signed up to a press regulator, trust initiative, or part of a press association

Does not publish up to date information about its team

Why is this profile included?

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Periodismo Negro | Escudrinando La Opacidad Del Poder

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Founders

Team

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