Campaign launched by Visão journalists raises €200,000 for auction to buy the title
The campaign aims to acquire the title. Twelve journalists continue to work weekly to get the magazine back on the newsstands.
Being a mother changed my emotional relationship with the news
Between the urgency of the news and a mother’s perspective, Sara Pinto emphasises that motherhood has changed the way she sees journalism and the world. A conversation about time and the emotion that transforms those who report the news.
SIC Notícias 25th anniversary special: transformations, gaffes and farcical episodes
Gaffes, historic moments and other unexpected incidents to celebrate SIC Notícias' 25 years, featuring the programme Whose Name We Are Legally Forbidden to Say with Carlos Vaz Marques, João Miguel Tavares, Ricardo Araújo Pereira and Pedro Mexia, recorded as a podcast and performed live at the Francisco Pinto Balsemão Building.
Campaign launched by Visão journalists raises €200,000 to bid for the title at auction
The fundraising campaign launched by the journalists who have been producing the magazine Visão in recent months, with the aim of acquiring the title, has so far raised around €200,000 — the initiative's initial target.
CMTV prepares for a historic election night
Four studios, an interactive centre and live coverage from across the country and from the Portuguese community living abroad.
What are tracking polls? They are not daily polls: it's like watching "television ratings — they vary every day and you can see a trend", explains António Gomes, managing director of GfK-Metris
In this May 2025 episode of Perguntar Não Ofende, ahead of this year's legislative elections, Daniel Oliveira spoke with António Gomes, managing director of GfK-Metris and a specialist with three decades of experience in opinion research. Revisit the conversation here about polls and tracking polls.
"Gross negligence": Rui Oliveira's first comments on his brother's body mix-up
The family of the CMTV presenter were left in shock when they realised, at the wake, that the body in the coffin was not that of Mário Nunes, despite being dressed in his clothes.
The Resident Podcast: Today’s News Review with journalist Natasha Donn
In this episode, Natasha discusses her three news picks of the week including the Portugal’s presidential contest where sexual harassment claims are overshadowing proceedings, the recent Orwellian tone of the The post The Resident Podcast: Today’s News Review with journalist Natasha Donn appeared first on Portugal Resident.
A third season about oddly popular things? #ComoAssim
The podcast #ComoAssim is back to examine our collective obsessions and to find out why, all of a sudden, everyone is talking about the same thing.
Presidential elections: CMTV prepares a special night with a major operation
CM's channel will deploy six studios, eight presenters, 16 live centres, dozens of journalists and several commentators. Everything about the election on Portuguese television.
Cable TV and streaming dominated the weekend
The debate featuring all the candidates drew only 325,000 viewers.
Predictions for 2026
RTP1's irrelevance and football, TVI's 'imprisonment' due to reality shows, and SIC's uncertainty as it awaits new shareholders.
Visão journalists have already raised €126,000 to save the magazine, sale expected in March or April
The firm that will assess the value of the brands of the now-defunct Trust in News will be chosen shortly. Publication of the magazine continues to be maintained by a group of 12 journalists working from their homes.
Cotrim de Figueiredo "already seems to have lost his head"
🏛️ Government#media+3 more
CNN Portugal commentator Pedro Tadeu says that “the worst way to deal” with the accusation that the presidential candidate is the target “is to turn to the media”.
Anything goes — even the pin
The rather feeble pre-campaign has turned into an 'Agora ou Nunca' campaign — the name of that RTP programme famous for the catchphrase “ponha, ponha”.
Rádio Observador breaks audience records!
How do you build a radio station in an increasingly digital ecosystem? Ricardo Conceição, from Rádio Observador, discusses growth, the station's development and the strategies that will shape its future.
The Twelve Labours of Idálix
Mixing journalism and entertainment did not sit well in TVI's newsroom. And so 2026 begins...
Anniversary week
The weekly newspaper celebrated its 53rd anniversary and the news channel marked its 25th anniversary.
The podcasts you can't miss this week
In the anniversary week of Expresso and SIC Notícias, we revisit the tribute to Francisco Pinto Balsemão given at the presentation of the book 'A Man Ahead of His Time'. We travel to Germany to examine the history of the Berlin Wall, explore the benefits of having a weekly menu, and recall Alves dos Reis, Portugal's greatest conman.
Visão journalists launch crowdfunding campaign
The group of 12 journalists who since August have continued to ensure Visão reaches the newsstands is launching a crowdfunding campaign to purchase the title. “This is a Movement for a Free Press. #Don'tCloseYourEyes,” they urge. With salaries in arrears and working entirely remotely, the journalists have been trying to save the title since ...
RTP faced "enormous pressure" not to take part in Eurovision, says RTP chairman
The chairman of RTP's Board of Directors, Nicolau Santos, said today that the organisation faced “enormous pressure” not to take part in the Eurovision Song Contest because Israel was participating.
"I had dreams of going further": Dina Aguiar talks about her professional journey on 'Manhã CM'
The journalist, from an inland village, said the world of television seemed 'inaccessible' to a teenager like Dina.
The media have been in a 'perfect storm' for many years
The president of the Portuguese Press Association (APImprensa), Cláudia Maia, says newspapers and media outlets have been experiencing a 'perfect storm' that has been dragging on for many years. Among the factors contributing to this situation, Cláudia Maia told Lusa there has been a 65% drop in advertising investment over five years, because ...
