Direção Geral de Jornalismo e Esporte
DGJE abbreviation of Direção Geral de Jornalismo e Esporte (General Directorate of Journalism and Sports, in English) is the journalism and sport center of Rede Globo, located in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, for network programs, as well as local along with Minas Gerais and the Federal District. Being directed by Silvia Faria - Journalism and Renato Ribeiro - Sport. The DGJE is directed by journalist Ali Kamel and Mariano Boni, as CEO.
General Director
- Carlos Henrique Schroder (2001-2013)[1]
- Ali Kamel (2013-prsent)[2]
News programs
| TV news | Description |
| Hora Um da Notícia | An hour-long early morning news show for the whole country and broadcast from Monday to Friday, from 5:00 am 6:00 am with Monalisa Perrone. |
| Bom Dia Praça | Localized breakfast news programs shown Monday through Friday, at 6:00 am and presented by:
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| Bom Dia Brasil | A national breakfast news bulletin, broadcast from Monday to Friday at 7:30am, with Chico Pinheiro and Ana Paula Araújo . |
| Praça TV | The first and midday edition of the local news program, shown from Monday through Saturday at 12:05pm, by a rotation of presenters.
- RJTV: Mariana Gross
- SPTV: César Tralli
- MGTV: Artur Almeida and Isabela Scalabrini
- DFTV: Fábio William
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| Jornal Hoje | The national midday news, being shown from Monday to Friday at 13:20, with Evaristo Costa and Sandra Annenberg. and Saturdays, with the Saturday anchors. |
| Praça TV | The main local evening news program shown on Monday through Friday, and on Saturdays at 19.15, with a rotation of presenters.
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| Jornal Nacional | The main national newscast and the only newscast broadcasting from its Rio de Janeiro news center, in the form of a newsroom from Monday to Friday at 20.30 with William Bonner and Renata Vasconcellos. and Saturdays, by its relief presenters. |
| Jornal da Globo | The national late news bulletin, shown on Monday to Friday, no fixed timeslot, but after midnight with William Waack.[3] |
Current Affairs & Magazines
| CGJ | TV news | Description |
| RJ | Fantástico | Mix topics such as Journalism, Entertainment, Humor and Sports, shown nationwide on Sundays at 21.05 with Tadeu Schmidt and Poliana Abritta. |
| SP | Bem Estar | A health magazine, shown on Monday to Friday, 10:00 am, with Fernando Rocha and Mariana Ferrão. |
| RJ | Globo Repórter | A news magazine presented by Sergio Chapelin, broadcasts on Fridays at 22:30. It is made with the support from Globo's owned and affiliated stations. |
| SP | Globo Rural | A news program about farming and the latest rural report, broadcasts on Sunday mornings, with Helen Martins and Nélson Araújo. |
Sports
| CGESP | Programa | Descrição |
| National | Globo Esporte | A daily sports news program with the roundup of the day's sporting events and football matches, broadcasts from Monday to Saturday, at 12:50, with several presenters, immediately after its local news bulletins. |
| RJ | Esporte Espetacular | Weekly magazine that broadcasts reports, interviews and news about sports, broadcasts on Sunday mornings, with Alex Escobar and Glenda Kozlowski. |
| SP | Auto Esporte | Program that is dedicated to motorsports and covers motor racing. Broadcasts on Sunday mornings, with Millena Machado. |
| RJ | Corujão do Esporte | A late night sports program that brings special reports on sports, with guests. Broadcasts in the early hours of Wednesday and Thursday, with Flávio Canto. |
References
- ↑ "Carlos Schroder is the new CEO of Globo" (in Portuguese). Zero Hora. Retrieved 2014-12-24.
- ↑ "Globe announces more changes in journalism management positions" (in Portuguese). UOL. Retrieved 2014-12-24.
- ↑ http://noticiasdatv.uol.com.br/noticia/televisao/apos-dez-anos-christiane-pelajo-deixa-o-jornal-da-globo-9456