21 with a reporter's by-line, 8 the agency's (Lusa), 17 the desk's, 0 not read; wire share 17%
Does best (from the counts)
first on "The storm's track is further south than forecast (strongest winds south of Lisbon)"; first on "IPMA moves Lisbon's red rain warning three hours earlier, to Wednesday 09:00"; first on "IPMA's meteorologist: the storm should enter between the Lisbon region and Cabo de São Vicente"; first on "IPMA lowers Lisbon's wind warning from red to orange (Wednesday 09:00 to 21:00, gusts to 120 km/h); the red rain warning stands"; a running live blog
Against the key moments
Its first item on each keyed fact, and its place among the outlets we could read (the full tables).
Links to primary sources: 1 of 46 items link to a body that decides or warns (IPMA). A link is not the same as sourcing: text and broadcasts name sources without linking.
It published the wire of Lusa: 10 items (the item's by-line names the agency).
Licence and terms, as it publishes them
Read 11 Nov 02:14 UTC from its own pages. A reading, not legal advice.
"Todo este conteúdo é propriedade do Observador, é protegido por direitos de autor ao abrigo das leis portuguesas e da União Europeia – pelo que não pode ser utilizado sem o consentimento, expressamente definido como tal, do Observador, exceto para os fins de utilização privada permitidos pela lei."
Machine-readable reservation (tdm-reservation)
not stated (no tdm-reservation header or meta tag on the home page)
robots.txt
does not close the site to all agents; AI crawlers it names and disallows: Bytespider (robots.txt ↗)
Can a machine read it?
yes: its feed or sitemap and its article pages answered a plain bot
What we do with its text, whatever the above says: quote briefly (a title, a sentence) with a link; keep no article text; show no image or screenshot of its pages; keep our captures privately with their sha256 (the repository's rules). Changing, translating or republishing its text needs its permission: a draft request exists for journalists and outlets, unsent.
Reaching its newsroom
Through its own public page: Ficha Técnica ↗. We link to it and copy nothing from it: no address, number or name is kept here. Corrections to anything on this page: contribute.
By-lines on this story, as printed
Carla Jorge de Carvalho (5), Bruno Vieira Amaral (3), Paulo Ferreira (3), Edgar Caetano (2), Filomena Martins (2), José Manuel Fernandes (2), Ana Sanlez, António Moura dos Santos, Carlos Diogo Santos, Carlos Pedro, Cátia Rocha, Helena Garrido, Hugo Fortunato de Oliveira, João Adrião, João Francisco Gomes, João Paulo Godinho, João Porfírio, Judite França, Leonor Riso, Martim Andrade, Miguel Santos Carrapatoso, Pedro Benevides, Ricardo Conceição, Teresa Freire. A by-line is a public professional credit; nothing else about anyone is kept (all by-lines).
