The pantheon of those who Journalism immortalized

NewsMuseum’s tribute to Oscar Mascarenhas, in the space reserved for the personalities that stood out in Portuguese Journalism

From opinion press to news journalism. The 19th century, in Portugal, was the first stage of the industrialization of this media machine

Joshua Benoliel’s photojournalism, Stuart Carvalhais’ illustrations or Maria Lama’s pioneer work mark new phases and characteristics of Portuguese journalism, so we pay tribute to these personalities, among others

The power of observation and the strength of words mark the works of Repórter X, Esculápio or Urbano Carrasco. The latter exemplifies, during the eruption of the Capelinhos volcano, in 1957, with a strong coverage of the event, which culminates with raising the flag in the epicenter of the catastrophe

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

Journalism that informs, educates and entertains. It’s the voice of Fernando Pessa that, in 1995, announces the end of the war. It’s his voice that describes the victory parade at The Mall, it’s his voice that gives colour to the United Newsreel news documentaries that are broadcast in the movie theaters before Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall and Greta Garbo movies