Claudia Sarmento is a Brazilian journalist and media researcher based in London. She holds a PhD in Media and Communication from the University of Westminster. She has taught as a visiting lecturer at both the University of Westminster (School of Media and Communication) and King’s College London (Department of Digital Humanities and Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries). She is a former editor and foreign correspondent at O Globo, one of the leading Brazilian publications.

• Chapter 1.- Introduction.-Chapter 2.- what Is Alternative Journalism?.-Chapter 3.- The Roots of Alternative Media in Brazil.-Chapter 4.- The Role of Alternative Journalists in Brazil.-Chapter 5.- Framing the News from Peripheral Angles: An Expansion of News Agenda.-Chapter 6.- Sustainability of Alternative Journalism: A Negotiated Entrepreneurship.-7.Conclusion: The Renewal of a Tradition of Resistance

Claudia Sarmento is a Brazilian journalist and media researcher based in London. She holds a PhD in Media and Communication from the University of Westminster. She has taught as a visiting lecturer at both the University of Westminster (School of Media and Communication) and King’s College London (Department of Digital Humanities and Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries). She is a former editor and foreign correspondent at O Globo, one of the leading Brazilian publications.

• Chapter 1.- Introduction.-Chapter 2.- what Is Alternative Journalism?.-Chapter 3.- The Roots of Alternative Media in Brazil.-Chapter 4.- The Role of Alternative Journalists in Brazil.-Chapter 5.- Framing the News from Peripheral Angles: An Expansion of News Agenda.-Chapter 6.- Sustainability of Alternative Journalism: A Negotiated Entrepreneurship.-7.Conclusion: The Renewal of a Tradition of Resistance

Claudia Sarmento is a Brazilian journalist and media researcher based in London. She holds a PhD in Media and Communication from the University of Westminster. She has taught as a visiting lecturer at both the University of Westminster (School of Media and Communication) and King’s College London (Department of Digital Humanities and Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries). She is a former editor and foreign correspondent at O Globo, one of the leading Brazilian publications.

• Chapter 1.- Introduction.-Chapter 2.- what Is Alternative Journalism?.-Chapter 3.- The Roots of Alternative Media in Brazil.-Chapter 4.- The Role of Alternative Journalists in Brazil.-Chapter 5.- Framing the News from Peripheral Angles: An Expansion of News Agenda.-Chapter 6.- Sustainability of Alternative Journalism: A Negotiated Entrepreneurship.-7.Conclusion: The Renewal of a Tradition of Resistance