Fausto Salvadori – debates sobre financiamento e autonomia editorial na mídia independente: o modelo de organização da Ponte Jornalismo
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2176-1507.v23i1p352-361Keywords:
Independent media, Ponte Jornalismo, Digital Journalism, Organizational model, Editorial independenceAbstract
Fausto Salvadori is a journalist and one of the founders of Ponte Journalism, an independent media collective founded in 2014, wich is specialized in Public Security and Human Rights. In interview, he explains the organizational model applied by the group and also discusses topics like funding and editorial autonomy. Aligned with the Collective's understanding about independence, Ponte is based on the diversification of funding sources, and also a less hierarchical and more humanized organizational structure. Registered as a Non-Governmental Organization, Ponte's ultimate goal is not to make profits, but to ensure the economic sustainability of the project.
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QUEM SOMOS. Ponte Jornalismo. Disponível em: https://ponte.org/sobre/autores/. Acesso em 01/11/2020.
SALVADORI, Fausto. Entrevista concedida a Jaqueline Suarez Bastos em 1º de maio de 2020, por vídeo-chamada. Arquivo em vídeo (2h46m40s).
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