João Souza
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(He/Him)
As seen in:
Gazeta Mercantil,
G1 Globo,
MDPI,
tnh1.com.br,
Journal of Information Systems & Technology Management
Covers:
Business, economy, financial markets, macroeconomics, interest rates, inflation, central banking, public finance, corporate earnings, investments, fintech and global markets.
Doesn't Cover:
Entertainment, celebrity news, sports, lifestyle, fashion, culture, personal opinion pieces or promotional content without economic relevance.
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João Souza’s Biography
Read Full Bio →João Souza is a business reporter at Gazeta Mercantil, Brazil’s leading economic newspaper founded in 1920 and now operating as a digital-first publication focused on markets, macroeconomics and corporate strategy.
He covers the Brazilian and international economy with an emphasis on financial markets, monetary policy, public accounts, corporate earnings, investment trends and strategic movements by major companies. His reporting combines data-driven analysis with a clear explanatory approach a…
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Interview
See all 21 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
My first role involved reporting and research focused on economic and public policy issues, where I learned the fundamentals of accuracy, sourcing and analytical reporting.
Have you ever used a typewriter?
Yes, briefly. It was a good reminder of how technology has changed the pace of reporting, while the core principles of journalism remain the same.
How is social media changing news?
Social media has accelerated the news cycle and expanded access to information, but it has also increased the risk of noise, misinformation and shallow coverage. It forces journalists to be faster while remaining accurate.
The challenge is to use social platforms as tools for sourcing and distribution without letting them replace verification, context and editorial judgment.