The absurdly low prices for subscriptions that are being practiced by most of the online press, whether in Portugal or abroad, are true dumping strategies
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The News by Paperview
Our best content. All about our causes, like Democracy, Privacy, the Freedom of the Press, also analysis on business models, how to monetize casual visitors, or new revenue streams.
The fog of fake news
For many years I haven’t picked up those closed fogs that forced us to make the journey slowly because we couldn’t see the road.
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The censorship that no one wants to see
Every day news about the efforts of major aggregators such as Google and Facebook to capture newspapers and journalistic content for their spheres of interest
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We’re all Pirates
The poet Sidónio Muralha has a poem that translates a little this spirit that makes all of us pirates.
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How to trick the algorithms that surround us
The Netflix documentary on social networks ( The Social Dilemma / The Dilemma of Social Networks), its algorithms almost out of control…
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Save the Press
Bernardo Pires de Lima in his book “Portugal in the Age of Strong Men”, argues that “… without independent and credible media, there is not even a discourteous line between truth and lies in public space.”
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FIPP Insider Portugal
Paperview has just joined FIPP. This was our first FIPP event and we were received with a warm welcome.
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Paperview is now a member FIPP
Paperview’s mission is so in tune with the values championed by FIPP (International Federation of Periodical Publishers) that we had to join it.
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Publishers, get ready
Mastercard’s instructions have already arrived to comply with the new rules that finally establish a little ethics in a business so often hidden and forgotten: automatic renewals of subscriptions.
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The attack on Impresa… an attack on freedom
Here we express our solidarity and our applause for our friends in Impresa, José, João Paulo, Ricardo, Pedro… and so many others who haven’t slept in two days.
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