2011年的時候，記者布魯諾·托圖拉報導了聖保羅一次事態惡化的抗議活動。他受到了催淚瓦斯的攻擊，這份經歷對他的工作產生的重要的影響，他辭了職，並開始專注於在網上直播原始的、未經剪輯的實錄影片。在這個精彩的演講中，他分享了一些他試驗過的網上直播的方法，並在這一過程中，幫助建立了一個非常現代的媒體網絡。

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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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