Godine 2011. novinar Bruno Tortura je pokrivao protest u Sao Paulu koji je krenuo po zlu. Njegovo iskustvo izlaganja suzavcu imalo je duboki efekat na način na koji je mislio o svom poslu i dao je otkaz kako bi se skoncentrisao na emitovanje sirovih, neobrađenih iskustava na internet. U ovom fascinantnom govoru, on deli neke od načina na koji je eksperimentisao sa prenosom uživo na internetu i kako je tokom tog procesa uspeo da stvori veoma modernu medijsku mrežu.

Imate pametan telefon? Počnite emitovanje

When livestreaming from a São Paulo protest reached over 90,000 viewers using only borrowed gear, it revealed the web's potential to challenge media monopolies. Smartphones and simple tools let independent voices document events as they unfold, bypassing traditional gatekeepers. As networks of young people coordinated coverage across more than 50 cities, their raw footage shaped public debate and even influenced legal outcomes. The ability to broadcast directly from the streets unlocked new ways for citizens to participate in political discourse.

Livestreaming Transforms Protest Coverage Into Citizen Power

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Bruno Tortura (Bruno Torturra): Imate pametan telefon? Počnite emitovanje