Brazilian Media and a little bit of our culture

Where is Brazil?

Capital: Brasilia Population: 201 million Language: Portuguese (largest Lusophone country in the world) Religion: Roman Catholic Church (over 75% of the population) President: Dilma Rousseff (the first woman) States: 26 + one federal district National Anthem at the Confederations Cup, 2013    

Brasilia

Sao Paulo Population: 11,32 million

Largest City in Brazil

World’s 7th Largest City by Population

Sampa

   

Folha de Sao Paulo Newspapers

321,535 | R$5 or $2 circulation on Sundays

297,927 | R$3,50 or $1,40 circulation on weekdays

Washington D.C | New York | Beijing (China) Buenos Aires (Argentina) | London (UK) Jerusalem (Israel) | Tehran (Iran)  cities with foreign correspondents

young people read it TV Folha | every Sunday

Rio de Janeiro

Population: 6, 32 million

Second Largest City in Brazil

Will host the final match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics

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O Globo Newspapers

277.876 | R$2,50 or $1 circulation on weekdays

Biggest newspaper of the Globo Empire, that has TV channels, magazines and radios  

Founded in 1925 |Conservative Has a section called Rio, that focus on the issues regarding the city of Rio de Janeiro

   

Newspapers Espreme que sai sangue

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Rede Globo

de televisao

150

watch it every day

million people

2nd

largest commercial

TV network

worldwide in annual revenue

122

affiliate TV stations

75% of all Brazilian TV sets were on during the Last episode of Globo’s novela Brazil Avenue

179

episodes

8

months

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June, 2013

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Stadiums

X Hospitals

Stadiums

X Hospitals

Studying Journalism in Brazil

4 years

FREE

Vestibular

Paid internships

Dangerous 26 journalists murdered since 1992 (according to CPJ)

Obrigada! (means thank you)