either are what could be considered the editorial offices of media ninja. veryone is constantly on the internet, or more precisely, on social networks. they are the only places that the ninjas reports, videos, and live streams appear. they don't even have their own website. reporters see themselves as activists also they earn nothing. they are working for what they consider a just cause. media ninja came to public notice a good eight months ago with a countrywide demonstration. clicks through our coverage of the mass protests and street campaigns, people began to notice us. they were looking for alternative information different from what the traditional media were broadcasting. many of them identified with media ninja's coverage. [crowd chanting] >> tens of thousands followed the brutal police attacks online. >> that is our best -- our aesthetic. the video stream is that of the demonstrators. it is characteristic of media ninja, and i don't think it makes us vulnerable, because we still have the responsibility to show what is happening and not distort event

many many of them identified with media ninjas coverage over to the key thing about ufos and tens of thousands. police attacks on mind you. most states that in that sentence that that means the mystery instead of the demonstrators school impact fees for its characteristic of many an entire time and i don't think it makes it tolerable way because we still have the responsibility to show what's happening. it stands not distorted facts without stopping to say on the contrary i think that gives us even more legitimacy in the eighties am i saying the pope a guide to the fall out so that the fall. using new tools invented in the climate is favorable for alternative media. in brazil's urban centers such as somehow there's a need for more and more diverse information. whether or not it's more balanced information is that important it's certainly important for the people who felt that they kept their idea of an agency for investigative journalism which left and staff reporters. their stories appear on the agency's website and also in more than seventy daily newspapers and on popular internet