Revista Late

http://www.revistalate.net/
Digital magazine of narrative journalism that collects the Latin American vision of what is happening in the world. This is a non-profit Latin American community of storytellers. They use literary and multimedia tools for journalistic investigation.Late is Latin America Write in Spanish. And in English it means late. This is a post-journalistic experiment. They arrived later, when everyone had left: they do not seek the news, what is known, but to trace the event, what is not yet known or understood. All his stories are long-winded, edited in detail and with his feet in the mud.

Source: SembraMedia

Last updated date: April 2025

Location:
Madrid, Spain
Year the organization started publishing:
2017
Languages:
Spanish
Type of coverage:
International
Countries of coverage:
Argentina
Bolivia
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Mexico
Spain
United States
Venezuela

Content

Editorial coverage:
Generalist, focused on multiple topics
Type of content produced by theme:
Science
Environment
Politics
Health and well-being
Entertainment and culture
Law and crime
Society and human rights
Gender
LGBTIQ+
Refugees
Journalism genres:
Chronicles and non-fiction
Essays
Interviews and reporting
Narrative journalism
Journalism coverage types and techniques:
Breaking news
Live coverage of events
Engaged, community-driven or participatory journalism
Explanatory journalism
Collaborative journalism
Tech platforms and other mediums used:
Website
Newsletter
Social media platforms
Podcast
YouTube

Audience and reach

Social media audience

Facebook number of followers:
6,600
Twitter number of followers:
8,890
Instagram number of followers:
4,927
YouTube number of followers:
57

Management and team

Founders

Female:
2
Male:
4
Founders:
Yasna Musa
Directors:
Yasna Musa

Team

Full-time employees:
10
Part-time employees:
0
Freelancers or consultants:
100
Volunteers:
0

Business structure and revenue sources

Organization tax status:
Non-profit
All revenue sources reported by media leaders:
Consultancy services
Audience support / reader revenue
Google Adsense
Programmatic ad networks
Branded content or native advertising
Training services for other clients
Website subscriptions
Event ticket sales
The primary source of revenue reported by media leaders:
Training services for other clients
The second most important revenue source reported:
Event ticket sales

Transparency

Doesn’t publish information about annual revenue

Why is this profile included?

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