Founders

What would Journalism be with the Media businessmen? Eduardo Coelho, founder of Diário de Notícias, and Manuel Pinto de Azevedo Júnior, director of O Primeiro de Janeiro, are two of the responsibles of the development of Portuguese journalism

O que seria do Jornalismo sem os industriais dos Media? Eduardo Coelho, fundador do Diário de Notícias, e Manuel Pinto de Azevedo Júnior, diretor d' O Primeiro de Janeiro, são dois dos responsáveis pelo desenvolvimento da informação em Portugal.

António Paulouro

Founder of Jornal do Fundão, the "most read" newspaper of the region, he lived the period of Estado Novo. However, the publication remains faithful to its independent status.

Eduardo Coelho

In 1864, Portugal witnessed the consequences of the Industrial Revolution just when Journalism started to blossom. That year, Eduardo Coelho founded Diário de Notícias - the first popular industrial newspaper.

Emídio Rangel

«This leap year radio will be in your receptors 24 hours a day, with music and news." Before the official start of the radio, at 7 a.m. on 29th February, 1988, Emídio Rangel presented TSF to the listeners. The communicator was director and chairman of the board

Jacinto Baptista

From A Voz to Diário Popular, where he starts standing out from the beginning. After the Revolution of 25th April, Jacinto Baptista becomes the director of this publication

Jorge Botelho Moniz

Major, Franco supporter and promoter of Radio in Portugal. Botelho Moniz is responsible for the creation of Rádio Clube Português.

Luís Lupi

Luís Lupi was a "journalist, spy and businessman". He was the founder of the Portuguese news agency Lusitânia. He was a correspondent for foreign agencies in Portugal and the author of several books on Portugal's former colonies, published between the 1950s and 1970s.