
Bruno Torturra
Bruno Torturra is a Brazilian independent journalist, editor, and media producer. He began his professional career in 2002 at Trip magazine, where he worked for eleven years and eventually served as editorial director. He became a pioneer in live internet streaming and mobile broadcasting during the early 2010s street demonstrations in Brazil, which led him to co-found and conceptually design Mídia Ninja, a collaborative digital journalism network that gained widespread public prominence during the 2013 protests.Torturra’s professional focus centers on alternative media monetization, digital culture, and the socio-political impacts of algorithmic distribution networks. He established the independent broadcasting collective Estúdio Fluxo, hosting talk programs and digital news updates such as Boletim do Fim do Mundo and Córtex. In mainstream network production, he served as the head scriptwriter and editor-in-chief for seven seasons of the political satire program Greg News on HBO Latin America, and currently co-hosts the political commentary podcast Calma Urgente!.
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A Familiar PainWriter2026
A Familiar PainEditor2026
Flavinho de PapaiEditorial Manager2026
Flavinho de PapaiWriter2026
República dos LaranjasWriter2026
República dos LaranjasEditorial Manager2026
Submissive HomelandEditor2026
A Guerra à SantaEditor2026
Who Wants to Steal Your Beach?Editor2026
Who Wants to Steal Your Beach?Writer2026
The Trial That Never HappenedWriter2026
The Trial That Never HappenedEditorial Manager2026
Octoberas Self2019