Café Brasil 909 - O efeito do esquecimen...

O convidado de hoje é Diogo Patoilo, carioca que vive em São Paulo há mais de 20 anos e que, do trabalho em agências de propaganda e comunicação, mergulhou numa paixão, as feiras de rua, para construir o Feirou.Ai. O Feirou é um portal que cadastra um dos mais pitorescos exemplar ... Show More

Em 1966, um boiadeiro cantou que as visões se clareavam. Hoje, cercados por algoritmos, narrativas e sistemas invisíveis, a pergunta continua a mesma: você está conduzindo ou sendo conduzido? Neste episódio, partindo de Disparada e atravessando cultura, mídia e tecnologia, vamos ... Show More

Seu filho já pegou o celular sem saber por quê? Neste episódio do Café com Leite, Bárbara e Babica conversam sobre o vício invisível nas telas, o tal “brainrot”, e como o excesso de vídeos rápidos está cansando o cérebro das crianças e dos adultos também. Com leveza, humor e exem ... Show More

How do you organise a publicity stunt, how do you deal with being doorstepped and what do you do if you think your reputation has been trampled on by an errant journalist? Andrea Catherwood speaks to a panel of experts from PR and journalism who shed light on the art of public re ... Show More

A group of news outlets from countries around the world have banded together to expose the alleged use of a phone hacking tool to spy on leading journalists, politicians and human rights activists. How do you pull off a series of global scoops like this? Also in the programme, th ... Show More

As one of the biggest musical acts in human history, the Beatles didn't just fundamentally change the course of music -- they also affected society at large in numerous ways, evolving beyond musicians to larger-than-life icons in the public eye. And, over the decades, they've als ... Show More

The only working-class job enshrined in the Bill of Rights, a free press is essential to the health of the democracy. The citizens deserve to know what’s going on, so the framers made sure that news could be printed and information disseminated. But how does the press actually do ... Show More

<p>When trailblazing reporter Ethel Payne died, The Washington Post eulogized that had Payne "not been black, she certainly would have been one of the most recognized journalists in American society.” Cristen and Caroline uncover the history and significance of black newspapers i ... Show More

À l’origine du mouvement #MeToo tel qu’on le connaît, il y a d’abord une enquête. Celle de deux journalistes du New York Times qui ont fait tomber l’intouchable producteur d’Hollywood Harvey Weinstein. S’en est suivi un mouvement mondial qui a libéré la parole des femmes et qui a ... Show More

Cheryl A talks about world events, current affairs and what's happening in the Middle East right now – Cheryl talks about truth, journalism and the impact of social media on how we access information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

October 1, 1904. Show up at a newsstand this morning, and you'll see that the October issue of McClure's magazine has hit the shelves. Alongside it, newspapers advertise what’s inside: "Ida M. Tarbell renders her final judgment of Rockefeller's Trust." It’s the 19th and last inst ... Show More

The front page of today’s Sun newspaper reports that the Princess of Wales looked “happy, relaxed and healthy” on her first public outing since abdominal surgery. But there are no photographs with the story - for whatever reason. Nor any named witnesses to the walkabout. Piers is ... Show More