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The growth of social media as a means of reading the news poses more and more challenges to network journalism. More than a half of the world population with access to the Internet inform themselves via links shared on socialnetworks, reducing the reach of the headlines traditionally selected by journalists.On social networks, algorithms govern the regimes of visibility of the news, decentralizing the news agenda. This article discusses the extent to which journalists are also contributing to the formation of multiple agendas on Facebook. It does so by means of in-depth interviews and content analysis of posts and front page headlines on the country’s top three newspapers – Folha de S. Paulo, O Globoand O Estado de S. Paulo. Keywords: Network journalism; Social networks; Agendas

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