Today, for today’s interactive feature, the question is: what Brazilian news outlets do you use to get your news about Brazil? They can be TV, print, or online.
I use Estado de Sao Paulo and G1, as well a number of Brazilian blogs that often have links to breaking or recent news stories. I also check Folha de Sao Paulo, on UOL. Globo News has good news videos and live news broadcasts.
What about you?
Today, we’re going to take a look at some important words related to the media and press.
notícias = news 
jornalista = journalist
repórter = reporter/newscaster
jornal = newspaper
jornal = TV news program
revista = magazine
matéria = article
emissora = broadcasting company
canal = channel
reportagem = news report/coverage
âncora = news anchor
noticiário = news bulletin
rádio = radio
Internet = Internet [pronounced een-ter-neh-chee]
portal = news website
Let’s take a look at the biggest stories in the foreign press about Brazil this week:
Today we’re going to take a look at the Brazilian perspective on the American elections:
