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- Cenografia em Portugal: memórias de uma (outra) escrita da cenaPublication . Guerreiro, Mónica; Quadrio, Miguel-Pedro
- Audiovisual consumption and streaming among Portuguese higher education students: media coexistence and algorithmic mediationPublication . Sobral, Filomena Antunes; Gouveia, Teresa Sofia de AlmeidaThe contemporary audiovisual landscape is frequently narrated as a process of linear substitution: the inexorable death of linear television and the triumph of streaming. Yet this study challenges this narrative through empirical analysis of media consumption habits among 89 Portuguese higher education students. Findings reveal not substitution, but functional coexistence wherein 54.3% of respondents still prefer free-to-air (FTA) television while 53.5% are streaming subscribers. Within the subscriber segment, platform hegemony is observed whereby Netflix achieves 88.6% penetration, suggesting a transition from broadcaster monopoly to algorithm-mediated platform monopoly. The drivers of this migration are structural: temporal flexibility (89.9%) and advertising rejection (65.2%) reflect a generational rupture with the "appointment viewing" model. Yet the autonomy perceived by users occurs within spaces deliberately designed to constrain choice, instantiating the concept of conditioned activity. The specific Portuguese context—with 92.1% access to Pay-TV—transforms the "cord-cutting" narrative into one of strategic service accumulation, evidencing how platformisation unfolds differently according to national infrastructures. The study contributes to critical understanding of contemporary algorithmic culture, challenging simplistic dichotomies between "passive" and "active" audiences and proposing that media power, despite technological transformations, persists under new forms of intermediation.
- This knot in my neck: reflections on doctoral study in the search for feminist visual potenciaPublication . Page, Victoria MarieThis article considers the embodied and subjective experience of undertaking research on feminicide. It uses first-hand accounts to explore the affective dimensions of a doctoral research project focused on searching for feminist visual potencia. Through a reflective feminist approach, it brings to the forefront the challenges that face doctoral research when working on violent topics.
- A secreta partitura das imagens: memórias das múltiplas moradas de um castelo interiorPublication . Quadrio, Miguel-Pedro
- Choque de civilizações e guerra dos sexos: usos anglófonos do Rāmāyaṇa no Séc. XXIPublication . Oliveira, João PedroDesde a segunda década do séc. XXI, Anand Neelakantan, Devdutt Pattanaik, Amish Tripathi, Kavita Kané e Chitra Divakaruni têm sido dos mais consagrados e bem-sucedidos autores contemporâneos de versões em língua inglesa do épico indiano Rāmāyaṇa. Este artigo utiliza a análise crítica do discurso para explorar as semelhanças e diferenças no modo como estes autores têm recriado o épico. As adaptações escritas por autores masculinos têm-se debruçado principalmente sobre questões nacionalistas, visto que estes autores associam as suas abordagens pessoais com a tradição indiana. As adaptações escritas por autoras femininas têm-se concentrado em recriações positivas de representações da feminilidade indiana. Todos os autores têm sido semelhantes no sentido em que utilizam o Rāmāyaṇa como uma memória coletiva para explicar as virtudes da cultura tradicional indiana e encontrar nela soluções para os problemas da atualidade.
- Portuguese alternative media in the platform era: complexity and innovation in Fumaça and DivergentePublication . Ferreira, Cátia; Ganito, CarlaThis article examines the structural innovation of Portuguese alternative media by analyzing the complexity of content and form in two standout projects: Fumaça and Divergente. Building on a previous mapping of alternative media in Portugal (Ganito & Ferreira, 2024), this study narrows its focus to those outlets that most distinctly diverge from mainstream practices through their innovative approaches to storytelling and journalistic formats. Using qualitative content analysis, we assess how these projects embody the concept of alternative media as theorized by Sandoval & Fuchs (2011), with particular attention to narrative depth, multimedia integration, and thematic diversity. Our findings show that Fumaça and Divergente leverage digital affordances to produce in-depth, investigative, and narrative journalism that amplifies underrepresented voices and explores topics often overlooked by traditional media. But in the ever-changing platformization landscape, these innovations also present new challenges, such as audience reach and sustainability. This paper contributes to a better understanding of how alternative media actors in Portugal are redefining the parameters of journalistic practice and addressing the more general issues of the platform era by analyzing the interaction between structural complexity, innovation, and the limitations of the digital ecosystem.
- Patuá: where Portugal meets MacauPublication . Melo, Eduardo; Bossone, FedericoA photo-reportage by Eduardo Melo (photography) and Federico Bossone (text) at Patuá in Anjos, Lisbon.
- Bon appétit! A menu of food, culture(s), and identitiesPublication . Bossone, Federico