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This article delves into the dynamic landscape of social media transformations within key media groups in Portugal, including Impresa, Media Capital, RTP, and others. It highlights the integration of traditional media platforms—TV, radio, and print—with digital innovations, shaping how content is consumed and distributed. Particular attention is given to the roles of Catholic Church media, regional newspapers, and the impact of various national broadcasting stations. This comprehensive overview seeks to elucidate the changing dynamics of communication in contemporary Portugal.
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Social Media Transformations
Media groups Impresa TV (SIC) | Press (Expresso, Visão… magazines) TV (TVI) | Radio (Comercial, M80, RCP) | Internet (IOL) Media Capital TV (RTP) | Radio (Antena 1, 2, 3) (Expresso, Visão… magazines) RTP Press (Correio da Manhã, Sábado… magazines) | TV (CMTV) Cofina Radio (Renascença, RFM, Mega) | WebradioandwebTV Renascença Press (Público) | Internet (Clix) Sonaecom Press (Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias,) | Radio (TSF) | TV (SportTV) Controlinveste
Media groups Impresa Media Capital new business RTP Cofina Renascença Sonaecom Controlinveste
Media of the Catholic Church Rádio Renascença
Media of the Catholic Church Rádio Renascença regional newspapers AIC (Press Association of Christian Inspiration) 500 titles 176 members Circulation > 2 million
Media of the Catholic Church Rádio Renascença AIC (Press Association of Christian Inspiration) regional radios ARIC (Radio Association of Christian Inspiration) 70 members
Media of the Catholic Church Secretariatof Social Communications(Bishops Conference) Programonpublictelevision Newsagency (since 1979) Programonpublictelevision (since 1997) Weekly digital Programonpublic radio (since 2009)