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04/12/2007

Juan Varela, recuperado para periodistas21, al dejar la dirección de ADN.es

Juan Varela, según se informa en El Mundo deja la dirección de ADN.es, cuatro meses después de comenzar la publicación.

"Ya hemos terminado la fase de definión del proyecto y me marcho por cuestiones internas", explica a elmundo.es. "Evidentemente, queda mucho por hacer, pero hay un gran equipo que seguirá adelante con la web", añade.

Bienvenido de nuevo, amigo Juan, a tu Periodistas 21, donde veo que acabas de publicar 6 entradas entre ayer y hoy (al menos, hasta las 5pm).

Imagino que irán apareciendo, con el tiempo, algunas razones suplementarias a esas "cuestiones internas" en ADN.es, donde sigue.

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