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Trainer: João Peixe
Workshop focused on practical tools and procedures for protecting and monitoring journalistic content. onlineThroughout the session, participants will learn how to identify unauthorized uses of their journalistic work and understand the steps to take in such situations. The training includes a demonstration of tools for searching and detecting copying of text and images, as well as an explanation of how Visapress acts when it identifies infringements.
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Trainer: João Peixe
Introductory course on the essential principles of copyright and related rights as applied to journalism. Throughout the sessions, participants will understand the legal rights of journalists as authors, including moral and economic rights as stipulated in the Journalist Statute, as well as the rights of publishers and the obligations associated with the use of third-party content. The training addresses relevant legislation, namely the Copyright and Related Rights Code, using concrete examples and practical cases from the daily work of newsrooms.
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Trainer: Alberto de Sá e Mello
This workshop addresses the most common practical questions about using third-party content in journalism, promoting a clear understanding of applicable rules and respect for the copyright of other creators. Issues related to text citation, the incorporation of images, videos or audio, and the use of materials from archives, digital platforms and social networks will be clarified objectively. The session will also cover when authorization or a license is required, presenting legal alternatives such as content in the public domain, open licenses, or freely available resources.
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Trainer: João Peixe
This practical course is dedicated to the management, protection, and licensing of journalistic content in the digital environment. Throughout the sessions, best practices for the ethical and legal use of both original and third-party materials will be addressed, as well as Visapress's role in defending the rights of journalists and publishers, promoting fair remuneration, and combating misuse. Participants will work on topics such as Creative Commons licenses, image banks, reproduction rights on online platforms, and strategies to protect and enhance their journalistic work.
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Trainer: Paulo Nuno Vicente
This workshop is dedicated to the challenges that artificial intelligence poses to copyright, factual accuracy, and journalistic practice. The session is aimed at journalists interested in understanding how generative AI tools, in both text and image formats, can support newsroom work, but also introduce new legal, ethical, and deontological risks. Issues such as the unauthorized use of journalistic content by AI systems, the risks of disinformation and deepfakes, and the ethical implications of integrating these tools into news production will be addressed.
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Trainer: Alberto de Sá e Mello
This course is dedicated to the contemporary challenges of copyright in the media and digital ecosystem. Throughout the sessions, the related rights of print publishers and their impact on negotiations with major technology platforms will be addressed, helping participants understand ongoing structural changes in the sector. The training will also reflect on the impact of artificial intelligence and new technologies on the production, distribution, and valuation of news, as well as on sustainability strategies for quality journalism.
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