“For me, the best result is NOS Net . That way, we don’t wait for what’s going on, or for feedback from slow umbrella organizations. We get to work quickly and efficiently, make contact, request quotes and retrieve the right information. A new application in journalism. An example where NOS Net worked well is the fire in Moerdijk. That was a real search for measurement data. We described what we were doing and that brought us into contact with a chemist who was able to help us with the story,” says Laroes.
If you're not careful, you'll be overtaken. "We don't necessarily qatar phone number list have to be the first at NOS, but we do want to respond to what the public demands of us. As I've said before: "not the will but the world of the viewer". The changes in technology are happening at a rapid pace. What's valid today will be outdated tomorrow. That's why I can only talk about the near future, in which the mobile phone will become increasingly important for our news partners. Instant information via social media, the internet and live streaming. I don't know yet what I'll do after July 1. At the moment I'm still working full-time as editor-in-chief for NOS, so I don't have the space to take action for the future. I'll never forget my time at NOS," says Hans Laroes with a big laugh.
Overview of 23 years of Hans Laroes at NOS Journaal (fragment Pauw & Witteman)
Hans Laroes in brief
Born on July 2, 1955 in Middelburg
School of Journalism
The Voice, PZC and Utrechts Nieuwsblad
Since 1988 at NOS, including as parliamentary reporter, editor-in-chief, deputy editor-in-chief, deputy editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief
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