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Icelandic Speaking Freelance Journalists
paydesk has 7 reporters who speak Icelandic. Our journalists can do broadcast reports, as well as printed media and photography. Our top correspondents who speak Icelandic are Zack Baddorf and Maria Runarsdottir. Use our journalist directory to find an Icelandic speaking member to work for you.
Journalists Who Speak Icelandic
Zack Baddorf
I'm a journalist and filmmaker with more than 15 years of experience producing award-winning stories in more than 30 countries, including Syria, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Pakistan, the West Bank, Kashmir, and Iraq, as well...
New York, United States of America
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Maria Runarsdottir
Maria Runarsdottir is a photographer based in Berlin, Germany.
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Sara Lilja Steensig
Sara Lilja Steensig is a Danish-Icelandic journalist based in Tampere, Finland. She has a deep knowledge of Nordic culture, society and the languages spoken in the region. With more than 12 years of journalist...
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Jenna Gottlieb
Jenna Gottlieb is a journalist based in Reykjavík, Iceland. A professional journalist since 1999, Jenna has written for numerous organisations, including the Associated Press, New York Post, The Independent, and Quartz,...
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ALEMAYEHU SORI
ALEMAYEHU SORI is a journalist based in Minneapolis, United States of America.
Minneapolis, United States of America
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Eliza Reid
I am the editor of Icelandair Stopover, Icelandair's current in-flight magazine (since early 2012). I was also the Morning Brief editor on Canada's award-winning source for breaking political news, information and...
Not currently vailable for work
Vala Hafstað
Vala Hafstað is a journalist, based in Reykjavík, Iceland. She is completely bilingual and writes equally well in English and Icelandic. She worked for Iceland Review Online, first as a journalist, then as the web...
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