Mini-bio

André Deak é pós-jornalista, produtor multimídia, web producer, professor. Trabalha há mais de 10 anos com projetos para jornalismo e comunicação na internet. Coopera na Casa da Cultura Digital desde 2009, de onde coordena o site Jornalismo Digital.org e a iniciativa Arte Fora do Museu. Foi repórter freelancer para as revistas Rolling Stone, Carta Capital, Caros Amigos e outras, quando produziu reportagens de quase todos os países da América do Sul e Europa ocidental. Co-organizador do livro Vozes da Democracia (2006). Viveu em Brasília, onde foi editor multimídia durante o processo de deschapabranquização da Agência Brasil, até 2007. Até 2012 coordenou a estratégia e a execução das soluções web da cpfl cultura. Prêmio Vladimir Herzog 2008, categoria internet. Indicado em 2012 ao Best Blog Awards, da Deustchewelle. Ministra cursos e palestras sobre jornalismo online e interfaces interativas (USP, UERJ, UFSC, PUC-SP, Unimep, Cásper Líbero, Faap, Comunique-se, Diários Associados, Abraji, Editora Abril, entre outros). Mestre pela ECA-USP na área interfaces sociais da comunicação, com o estudo “Novos jornalistas do Brasil: processos emergentes do jornalismo na internet”.

Andre Deak is a post-journalist, multimedia producer, web producer, teacher. He’s been working now for 10 years with communication projects integrating journalism and internet. One of the founders of House of Digital Culture (2009), coordinates the site JornalismoDigital.org (about digital, interactive, multimedia journalism) and the initiative Arte Fora do Museu (Art Outside the Museum). As reporter, worked as freelancer for magazines as Rolling Stone, Carta Capital, Caros Amigos and others. Worked for a brief period in O Estado de S. Paulo, one of the biggest Brazilian newspapers. As an international reporter, wrote stories from all South American countries and almost all Eastern Europe countries, besides USA and China. Co-editor of the book Voices of Democracy (2006). While living in Brasília, integrated the chief-team in charge of 140 journalists in a public agency, Agencia Brasil. Worked there in the process of creating public journalism parameters, the newsrooms integration (5 radios channels, 3 TV channels, 2 web agencies) and the multimedia integration process and language. Between 2007 and 2012 have been responsible for developing and leading the strategy for the cpfl cultural institute digital content, services and communications, ensuring successful integration with wider organizational strategies, and supporting the successful evolution and increased impact and reach of the their digital portfolio across the world. It included the digitalization and taxonomy process of 3 thousand hours of video, and the creation of an inteligent search video platform. Also the creation of a participative video streaming platform. He consistently deliver innovative digital products with little supervision and under pressure to commission and manage a range of projects from US$5,000 – US$500,000. Internet Journalism Prize 2008 (Vladimir Herzog). Brazilian Best Blog Awards Nominee 2012, from Deustchwelle. Has been teaching digital journalism and interactive interfaces in some of the most importants Brazilian universities and institutions. Master degree in social interfaces of communication (2011, USP) with the work “New Brazilian Journalists: emerging processes on the internet journalism”. Today, coordinates House of Digital Culture ad hoc teams, as the Infographics and Data Visualization team, the Multimedia Journalism team, and Audiovisual Production teams.