WHAT'S NEXT: INNOVATIONS IN NEWSPAPERS

These are some fantastic pictures from the #spanishrevolution in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol.

From great photographers like Alberto di Lolli (EL MUNDO, Madrid, Spain):

Javier Barbanco (EL MUNDO):

Angel Navarrete (PUBLICO, Madrid, Spain)

Reyes Sedano (PUBLICO):

Or Fernando Sánchez (PUBLICO):

Great pictures from great photographers that are possible thanks to have unique Photo Editors like Angel Casaña, and Carlos García (EL MUNDO) or Jon Barandica (PUBLICO)

Chapeau!

UPDATE: My take on the #spanishrevolution at the Harvard University Nieman Watchdog: If no one covers it, is it a revolution?

A terrorist group speak and too many Spanish news websites react just reproducing their words.

With no instant analysis.

El Pais, El Mundo, ABC, Publico and El Correo do robotic digital journalism: cut and paste journalism.

But La Vanguardia in Barcelona and 20 Minutos in Madrid add to the headline the most important fact hidden by the terrororist: ETA declares a permanent ceasefire but doesn’t renounce to the guns.

This is Journalism 101.

They are trying to catch Cristiano Ronaldo’s son.

That’s all.

By air.

By any means.

Including missing the Soccer Word Cup Final news in today’s front page.

Oh, boy!

Our friends of i didn’t get it either.

And they went, oh Gosh! with the 365 front page of Socrates.

The best way not to sell a newspaper after Portugal was glued last night to the TV sets.

What a shame!

But Publico, the best daily newspaper of Portugal, won with an excellent picture, headline and cover.

i has been awarded as one of the best designed newspaper of Spain and Portugal, but just looking at this fantastic front page of Publico you realize that Portuguese newspapers are today leading de visual journalism revolution.

Well done!