Britney Gordon, Reporter
“The One Newsroom model, I feel like, is a very interesting and beneficial concept that was introduced here. At first, we didn’t really understand what would be the purpose of bringing us all here together. But as soon we actually lived it and saw what it was like in reality, we completely understood. In terms of getting our work done, it makes things much quicker and simpler having my cameraman and editor just a couple steps away from me, it gets the work done so much faster.”
Britney Gordon
“The communication is able to just flow within the newsroom. If I want something edited for me, it’s just one call away, basically, just a couple steps away from me. And, in terms of getting out on the assignments, that’s so much quicker because as soon as the assignment is given to me, or we realize something is happening, it’s just hey, let’s go with me right now.”
Darrel Moguel, Videographer
“With the way news is nowadays, everything is fast, direct, and to the point and you want to grab people’s attention as quickly as possible. So I think the idea behind what we are trying to do is to get on the news as quickly as possible, get the most relevant parts of it out consumers and get it out there as quickly as possible.”
At Greater Belize Media, we’re not just reporting the news, we’re building a newsroom that speaks with one clear voice, across every platform you trust. A cohesive newsroom is at the heart of that mission. By working together under one editorial vision, our team ensures a unified voice, tone, and standard—whether you’re watching us on TV, reading online, or scrolling through social media.
Hipolito Novelo, Digital Editor
“The way news and news consumption is evolving is via social media and online platforms which is why we have a greater presence online throughout all of our social media platforms, including our website, our Whatsapp channel, and our Facebook Messenger channel. That’s because consumers of news, they want to consume news almost immediately. And that is what GBM offers, immediacy, and of course, the accuracy of it.”
Isani Cayetano, News Director
We’re not just reacting to the news, we’re ready for it. When breaking news hits, our well-integrated team can pivot in an instant. Reporters hit the ground, videographers roll the cameras, and editors get to work—mobilizing resources quickly and efficiently to bring you the story as it unfolds. Great storytelling doesn’t happen by accident, it’s the result of collaboration, creativity, and a shared vision. It’s this spirit of teamwork that fuels innovation and keeps our storytelling fresh, relevant, and deeply connected to the communities we serve.
“Starting here has been truly, I’d say the best experience that I could have as a reporter because really, it’s just being tossed into the fire and you learn as you go and you grow as you are doing the work. I feel like I’ve been much more competent at making connections and talking to people. I might have the technical skills to write, coming in here, but really homing in that ability and being able to relay information to people and communicate with them much clearer has been something I’ve developed as I’ve been working here.”
Darrel Moguel
“You started out doing one or two stories a day, now you’re doing far more. You started out thinking about just a six o’clock newscast, now you’re thinking about Facebook, you’re thinking about TikTok, you’re thinking about Twitter, you’re thinking about the twelve o’clock newscast. You’re thinking about the six o’clock news and you’re also thinking about news at the touch of a button. So it’s always flowing, it’s not stagnant.”