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It was. On publico.pt and on observador.pt, at least. On a slightly related note: What our media totally skipped were the SpaceX landings. They were busy discu
by sergiosgc 10y ago
It was. On publico.pt and on observador.pt, at least.
On a slightly related note: What our media totally skipped were the SpaceX landings. They were busy discussing the resignation of the minister of Culture because of some FB insults. Humph. Politics: a reality show that is, unfortunately, real.
- jventura 10y agoOn their internet websites. I was mainly referring to printed or TV media, for which each cm^2 of paper or 1 second of audio/video costs "something" and therefore is a measure of how much "importance" something has for everyone. I can only assume that trying to get away from petroleum-based products is not important for most of us (portuguese people)..
- lxvr 10y agoPretty complete coverage here: http://observador.pt/seccao/ciencia/exploracao-espacial/spacex/ http://observador.pt/seccao/ciencia/exploracao-espacial/spac... It's rather ironic how journalism is always bashed without research. Also, people tend to judge media based on what appears on their very socially skewed Facebook feeds.
- sergiosgc 10y agoNo TV. Assumedly, on paper I only read Público, where the news did not appear. Observador is on my feed reader, but it's entirely natural I've skipped the news post.