Delphine Saubaber

Delphine Saubaber (born 1978, in Agen) is a French journalist.

Career

Saubader is a graduate of the Institut d'études politiques de Paris (1999)[1] and of the Centre de formation des journalistes of Paris.[2]

She performed her first internship at the Sud Ouest agency in Agen.[3] She then worked for Le Monde, before joining the world service at L'Express as senior reporter.[4][5]

In 2010, Saubader was awarded the Albert Londres Prize.[6][7]

Works
  • 2011: with Henri Haget. Vies de mafia. Stock document. Paris: Stock. p. 258. ISBN 978-2-234-06458-4. OCLC 758613712.
  • 2016: with Tran To Nga. Le Pays empoisonné. Paris: Stock. p. 250.
gollark: No, the majority of a GPU is just big SIMD things nowadays.
gollark: And have more memory bandwidth.
gollark: GPUs can do parallel processing waaaay faster.
gollark: Very sad.
gollark: I lost 77 days of uptime to the GPU installation.

References
  1. "Delphine Saubaber"..
  2. Fiche sur franceinter.fr
  3. « Delphine Saubaber, lauréate du prix Albert-Londres, originaire d'Agen », Sud Ouest
  4. Fiche sur le site du théâtre du Rond-Point
  5. Fiche sur le site des éditions Stock
  6. "Fiche sur le site du prix". Archived from the original on 2016-10-16. Retrieved 2017-01-06.
  7. « Delphine Saubaber remporte le prix Albert-Londres », Libération
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