The program starts with a brief introduction by Gerador, the Goethe-Institut and Visapress, welcoming participants and presenting the initiatives of the two days.

In an era shaped by digital sharing, artificial intelligence, and new ways of creating and distributing content, we reflect on limits, responsibilities, and ways to ensure balanced protection for authors, media outlets, and the public.

A hands-on session to explore the legal framework governing journalism, strategies to protect work in the digital age, and guidelines on licensing and the proper use of sources and images.

A brief break to recharge your batteries and exchange ideas.

At a time when speed overrides accuracy, what responsibilities do the media have in the face of disinformation? How can we reconcile the fast pace of digital with the necessary fact-checking? In this live podcast, we talk about choices, boundaries, and integrity in the production of journalistic information.

After a day of stimulating exchanges, we invite you to relax with a glass in hand. An opportunity to deepen your ideas and, who knows, leave with your agenda full of new contacts.

Cartoons occupy a historical place in the press, combining humor and criticism in their commentary on current events. Through drawing and irony, cartoonists reveal contradictions, expose abuses of power, and invite the public to reflection and critical thinking.

This exhibition presents four cartoons by Nuno Saraiva, selected by himself and published in O Inimigo Público, the satirical supplement of Expresso. For each work, it is possible to see the original, in pencil and India ink on paper, the digital final artwork, and a copy of the page from O Inimigo Público, published in the weekly newspaper Expresso.

Take the opportunity to browse and read a selection of books, curated by GDA – Gestão dos Direitos dos Artistas, that address the central theme of this gathering: copyright.

An open space where you can contribute to a collective mural with phrases, words, or short texts that celebrate the value of journalism and the importance of copyright.

In an era marked by disinformation and polarisation, public service journalism stands out as a fundamental part of our democratic infrastructure. In this interview, António José Teixeira, journalist and former news director at RTP, shares his views on the role of public service journalism in society.

Discover how to create visual narratives without compromising the integrity of images. Learn storytelling techniques, ethics in editing, copyright, and digital protection tools to ensure credibility and safety.

What sustainable paths are there to finance journalism? In this session, we discuss business models, open licensing, and the balance between public access and the protection of intellectual property.

A brief break to recharge your batteries and exchange ideas.

Watch the live recording of the podcast where we will discuss innovation trends in digital journalism, the main data protection tools and the best strategies to preserve trust and copyright in online environments.

In an era of digital sharing and generative models, journalism and the arts find themselves at the same crossroads: authorship, rights, remuneration, and transparency. In this conversation, conceived and curated by GDA — Gestão dos Direitos dos Artistas, Jorge Pereirinha Pires and Bruno F. Gaminha will discuss shared challenges and practical ways to protect creators, journalists, and audiences.

To close the first edition of Horizontes Vivos, we have the perfect soundtrack to keep the reflection going. In Cláudia Duarte’s DJ sets, there’s room for New Wave, Trash, Electro, Indietronica, Rock & Roll, Disco Not Disco, Punk, Funk, Riot Grrrl and PopMuzik. Just take your pick and make the most of the dance floor for the final moments of networking and celebration.

Cartoons occupy a historical place in the press, combining humor and criticism in their commentary on current events. Through drawing and irony, cartoonists reveal contradictions, expose abuses of power, and invite the public to reflection and critical thinking.

This exhibition presents four cartoons by Nuno Saraiva, selected by himself and published in O Inimigo Público, the satirical supplement of Expresso. For each work, it is possible to see the original, in pencil and India ink on paper, the digital final artwork, and a copy of the page from O Inimigo Público, published in the weekly newspaper Expresso.

Take the opportunity to browse and read a selection of books, curated by GDA – Gestão dos Direitos dos Artistas, that address the central theme of this gathering: copyright.

An open space where you can contribute to a collective mural with phrases, words, or short texts that celebrate the value of journalism and the importance of copyright.