Paul Moskalewicz

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Paweł Moskalewicz (born 1974) - journalist, editor-in-chief of biweekly "Forum". Previously he was the deputy editor of this title. Previously he worked as deputy editor of the editorial board of Bloomberg Businessweek Polska. From February 2012 to March 2013 the publisher of the weekly "Wprost" (left the editorial office by Sylwester Latkowski), and since September 2011 co-creator and editor of economic magazine "Bloomberg Businessweek Polska".

Since February 2010, deputy head of the Information Service of TVP Info, then p.o. Head of Information Service TVP Info. The station left in September 2011.

By mid 2009 the deputy editor-in-chief and head of the national department in the weekly "Przekrój". He has been working since November 2007.

Previously, he was the deputy editor of the "Forum" weekly. He also worked as editorial editor of "Dziennik" and deputy editor of "Rzeczpospolita" and "Puls Biznesu". Previous editor and editor of special editions of "Newsweek Polska."

Co-founder of TVN24, where from the very beginning of the station he worked as a publisher and deputy head of the business information department. At the beginning of his career, a reporter in TVP, later a journalist and editor in "Gazeta Wyborcza", the originator and author of the cyclical "Poland Payroll" supplement.

Laureate of the Main Prize at the 5th Festival of Media in Lodz for the film "The Godfather in Bog" (1994) and Grand Press nomination for the 2006 interview.

Graduate of law at the University of Warsaw, son of a journalist and director, Beata Postnikoff - Moskalewicz. Founder of the Journalism Society.

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