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Cristina Byvik

Cristina Byvik

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Contributor, The San Diego Union-Tribune

San Diego

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Total articles 53

  • What they say - Chinadaily.com.cn

    By Cristina Byvik| China Daily Verified I think it (the most memorable thing) is the waterfall. We saw a lot of waterfalls and very green water and nice colors, shades of greens. I love to see the Chinese people, I found them very interesting and very friendly. And I love this village as well. It's very impressive for its ancient story and I saw very nice photos of, like, two children dancing in ancient times and nice costumes.

    By Cristina Byvik · China Daily

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • Unlike U-T sellers, Penn newspaper shareholders don't like Alden

    By Cristina Byvik, Matt Potter Verified| San Diego Reader Verified The San Diego Union-Tribune, sold to Alden Global Capital by L.A. billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong on July 10, is no longer the most recent addition to Alden’s tattered collection of once-thriving, now-struggling newspapers. As of August 31, that dubious distinction belongs to four papers formerly owned by Pennsylvania’s Times-Shamrock Communications, including the Scranton Times-Tribune, The Citizens’ Voice, the Republican Herald, and The Standard-Speaker.

    By Cristina Byvik, Matt Potter Verified · San Diego Reader

    Sep. 13, 2023

  • What they say - Chinadaily.com.cn

    By Cristina Byvik| China Daily Verified I think it (the most memorable thing) is the waterfall. We saw a lot of waterfalls and very green water and nice colors, shades of greens. I love to see the Chinese people, I found them very interesting and very friendly. And I love this village as well. It's very impressive for its ancient story and I saw very nice photos of, like, two children dancing in ancient times and nice costumes.

    By Cristina Byvik · China Daily

    Oct. 30, 2024

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The San Diego Union-Tribune

The San Diego Union-Tribune is a leading media company located in San Diego, California. It was formed in 1992 through the merger of two historic newspapers: the San Diego Union and the Evening Tribune. With a history spanning over 150 years, it stands as the largest media entity in the region and the community's longest-running business. The company publishes a Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper that covers news, sports, entertainment, and shopping in San Diego. It also operates a prominent website, providing online news and content, along with a Spanish-language digital site. Additionally, the San Diego Union-Tribune publishes eight community newspapers and a weekly entertainment guide called Night + Day. The company offers marketing solutions, including innovative advertising strategies and digital campaigns, tailored for businesses of all sizes. Its historical significance is highlighted by the restoration of the original building where the San Diego Union was first published, now serving as a museum in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.

San Diego, California, United States

+1 619-299-4141

Founded: 1868