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James Glynn
Global News Lead at Twitter
James Glynn is a seasoned journalist and editor known for his commitment to exceptional storytelling in both traditional and digital news formats. With a decade of experience in journalism, James has garnered a comprehensive skill set across various newsroom functions and has actively embraced innovation within the industry. He excels as a global manager leading multilingual editorial teams.
His educational background includes a Master's degree in Broadcast Journalism from City University, with a distinction. Additionally, he pursued a Bachelor's degree focused on Russian, Central European, East European, and Eurasian Studies from University College London, U. of London. James also dedicated time to studying Russian Language and History at Saint Petersburg State University.
James Glynn's expertise spans a wide range of specialities including global news, with a particular focus on Russia and Europe. He is well-versed in radio, TV, and digital production, adept at leveraging social media for news dissemination, skilled in community building, and a champion of innovation in news media.
Throughout his career, James has held key roles at prestigious organizations. He has served as the Global News Lead at Twitter, where he previously led the Breaking News team and oversaw curation for the UK, Ireland, and India. Prior to his time at Twitter, James honed his craft as a Senior Broadcast Journalist at BBC World Service, a Moscow Producer/Reporter at NPR, and an AP/Journalist at ITN. He was also an Alfa Fellow at the Alfa Fellowship Program, contributing to his extensive international experience.
In addition to his professional roles, James Glynn has contributed to various initiatives including serving as a Runner at RDF Television, a Partnerships Officer at the British Council's Global Gateway, and an Editorial Assistant at BD Magazine. His diverse background reflects a deep understanding of the media landscape and a passion for exploring new storytelling avenues.
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