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On public funding for journalism

Público6 September 2026 at 00:25

This article addresses the issue of public funding for journalism. The author, Rita Figueiras, presents an opinion on this topic, suggesting that the current challenge goes beyond simply saving the journalism sector economically.

According to the subtitle, the problem is not limited to the economic survival of the sector in the algorithmic and synthetic era. There is an additional concern with the need to ensure that journalism continues to function as a socially recognized institution.

The article is presented as an opinion, which indicates that it reflects the author's personal positioning on public funding policies for the media. The title suggests that the text was written specifically about this issue.

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