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Brazil: A chat about blogs and journalism

Thursday, May 8th, 2008 @ 19:21 UTC

by Paula Góes

Countries:: Brazil
Topics:: Internet & Telecoms, Media, Software & Tools
Languages:: Portuguese

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Mario Amaya [pt] talks about how the mainstream media has adapted itself to the Internet, transition from paper to digital, advantages of blogging, and the Brazilian blogosphere in preparation for his piece for Palavra na Tela 2008 (Word on the Screen) [pt], a special chat about Blogs and Journalism hosted by the Digestivo Cultural site.

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“Brazil: A chat about blogs and journalism”

May 8th, 2008 at 19:43 pm
Palavra na Tela 2008 « lusosfera:
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[...] citando o Mario Amaya, que participou do último debate, cujo áudio está disponível aqui, em inglês e em [...]

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