In 1990, Ferreira was one of those responsible for the creation of Cape Net, a project that had the partnership of Roberto Marinho
The death of the journalist PAULO CÉSAR FERREIRAat 89, was registered yesterday. He, who held prominent positions at Globo and the Globo Radio System, faced some hospitalizations throughout the year, but the family did not disclose the cause of his death. The Regatta Club expressed its regret for the loss, emphasizing Ferreira’s relevance in the history of television and Brazilian radio. He leaves a wife, three children and eight grandchildren. Paulo César Ferreira’s trajectory at Globo was full of significant moments. He began his career as a reporter on Continental Radio at 22, and quickly stood out in the middle. In the 1980s, he assumed the direction of the Globo Radio System, where he worked alongside great communication personalities. In addition to his work on the radio, Ferreira also ventured into the executive production of cinema.
In 1990, Ferreira was one of those responsible for the creation of Cable TV Net, a project that had the partnership of Roberto Marinho. He remained a partner until 1995, contributing to the development of the pay television sector in Brazil. His influence and dedication to the medium have left a legacy that will be remembered by many. Paulo César Ferreira’s body was veiled and buried in the São João Batista Cemetery, located in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro. The ceremony was marked by honors of friends and colleagues who recognized their contribution to the Brazilian media.
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