"A reportagem é o género nobre do jornalismo. Mais do que compilar estudos académicos e experiências dos repórteres, o que se pretende neste Manual de Reportagem é dar lugar ao debate e à reflexão, trazer pontos de vista sobre a história, a narrativa, a ética, de como tudo isto se cruza no ... ensino da reportagem e nas suas diversas linguagens. Seja com sons, com texto, com imagens ou juntando tudo isto e acrescentando novas ferramentas digitais no multimédia, é a reportagem que melhor nos mostra a rua e o mundo. Mas, ao mesmo tempo, é este género jornalístico que mais sofre com a escassez de meios técnicos, a redução de jornalistas nas redações e o imperativo do imediato na informação, que castra o tempo de pesquisa e maturação de que a reportagem precisa.As quase três dezenas de vozes inquietas que aqui reunimos contam-nos histórias limite, revelam-nos dilemas éticos, expõem-se a eles e ao método que usam para relatarem, “com todos os sentidos”, a realidade que observam. A esta lista faltarão nomes (faltariam sempre) que, por muitas razões, deveriam estar. Ainda são muitos os que em Portugal erguem a pena em defesa do jornalismo." (Capa traseira) more

"This article details the role of collaborative journalism during the process of rebuilding investigative journalism at its core thus assuring enduring investment in its quality. We will start by characterizing the concepts of investigative journalism and collaborative journalism, using leading scho ... lars in both of these complementary areas; we will, then, identify the pressures that constrains investigative journalism, and analyse how journalistic collaboration has a potential for resistance that can protect both investigative journalism and the journalists who practice it. Our article path will be complemented with the case study of the "Daphne Project", the first project of the consortium "Forbidden Stories", the international platform created by Laurent Richard. This project will be characterized through a documentary analysis and with interviews we conducted with both its founder, Laurent Richard, and Mathew Caruana Galizia, the son of Daphne Caruana Galizia, the Maltese journalist murdered on October 16th 2017, during her investigations. The Daphne Project was created for the purpose of keeping alive stories of journalists who have been killed, imprisoned or, for some reason, were unable to pursue their investigations. Not only does collaborative journalism protect investigative journalism and investigative journalists, but cross-borders collaboration also allows "sharing the risk across a wide range of international players" (Sambrook, 2017). If the absolute exposure of the lonely investigative journalist turns him/her into a target in territories where freedom of speech is threatened, the murder of this Maltese journalist, followed by the murder of Slovakian Ján Kuciak, in 2018, placed Europe as an unlikely set on the risk map. While acknowledging the problems caused by international consortium of journalists, this research highlights, above all, how these partnerships, anchored in "radical sharing" (Guevara, 2016)1, are contributing to enhance investigative journalism." (Abstract) more