Leda Balbino is a journalist experienced in coordinating Foreign Desk teams in Brazil, including at O Globo, Folha de S.Paulo, and Estado de S.Paulo newspapers and GloboNews all-news cable television. She was a fellow of the World Press Institute and the Dag Hammarskjöld journalism program at the United Nations. She has reported from Cuba, Ecuador, Estonia, Israel, Jordan, and the United States.

• Chapter 1. Brazil’s Digital Memory and its Discontents Chapter 2. Patterns of a Fragmented Memory Chapter 3. Overstretched Elasticity of a Fragmented Memory in the Covid Era Chapter 4. Objectives and Strategies of a Fragmented Memory Chapter 5. Conclusion: The Future of Digital Memory in Brazil

Leda Balbino is a journalist experienced in coordinating Foreign Desk teams in Brazil, including at O Globo, Folha de S.Paulo, and Estado de S.Paulo newspapers and GloboNews all-news cable television. She was a fellow of the World Press Institute and the Dag Hammarskjöld journalism program at the United Nations. She has reported from Cuba, Ecuador, Estonia, Israel, Jordan, and the United States.

• Chapter 1. Brazil’s Digital Memory and its Discontents Chapter 2. Patterns of a Fragmented Memory Chapter 3. Overstretched Elasticity of a Fragmented Memory in the Covid Era Chapter 4. Objectives and Strategies of a Fragmented Memory Chapter 5. Conclusion: The Future of Digital Memory in Brazil

Leda Balbino is a journalist experienced in coordinating Foreign Desk teams in Brazil, including at O Globo, Folha de S.Paulo, and Estado de S.Paulo newspapers and GloboNews all-news cable television. She was a fellow of the World Press Institute and the Dag Hammarskjöld journalism program at the United Nations. She has reported from Cuba, Ecuador, Estonia, Israel, Jordan, and the United States.

• Chapter 1. Brazil’s Digital Memory and its Discontents Chapter 2. Patterns of a Fragmented Memory Chapter 3. Overstretched Elasticity of a Fragmented Memory in the Covid Era Chapter 4. Objectives and Strategies of a Fragmented Memory Chapter 5. Conclusion: The Future of Digital Memory in Brazil