AlgoRitmos is a series of television documentaries aiming at explaining our digital life. We tackle three different topics: blockchain, social media and AI in order to present and discuss the impact of these technologies. To help us, we reached out to academics, industry leaders, and EU regulators. They will air later in the year, please follow AlgoRitmos (www.vitrimedia.com/algoritmos) for the latest news about it.

We were proud partners for the launch of the new digital newspaper A Mensagem. After assessing the needs and requirements of the editorial team, we planned and helped execute the frontend design and the backoffice structure for the newsroom. Within that assignment, we joined forces with WordPress and its outstanding team on Newspack to learn and explore synergies.

We created the first virtual experience on Lisbon’s Museu da Marioneta. Taking advantage of the global concept of puppeteering, we devised a narrative to take the user on a voyage around the world. Based on the case we had with the VR in the Museu da Imprensa, we improved the work to include a wider narrative arch and a better integrative experience for visitors.   

We developed the first local news Augmented Reality experience in Algés. As a concept prototype supported by Google, we created and deployed an entire newsroom that spent five months creating news pieces about the region. The insights were meaningful and will allow to set standards for AR in the news realm.

As a consultancy project, we helped this Berliner start-up become a reality. We created the framework for finding publisher partners, the concept to build the internal team, the technical structure and the market proposition. The whole work allowed the idea of Forum to see the light of day in 2020.

As partners of the CNJ in a grant by the European Parliament, we created a team to develop content about the EP elections. We elected direct contact with young voters as an absolute priority, so we created a digital + events strategy that led the entire team of young influencers to most universities in the country.

Until 2018 we helped Público complete its digital reconversion. That included launching a new website, upgrading the digital formats in text, audio and video and creating a new approach to community and social media. Those tasks were developed from within the newsroom, embedded in the editorial masthead in direct articulation with the business department.