S.L. Benfica - Media

Media

With globalization, Benfica has developed in the last few years many ways of communicating with its millions of fans around the globe. The most important of these projects is its own television channel, Benfica TV, which started in 2008; This project has been a huge success for all the intervenients by providing to the fans the opportunity to know everything about the club in all different ways. Besides that, Benfica also has a weekly newspapper, O Benfica, with many contents as interviews with the players and all the results of the many active departments. Benfica also offers to their associates a magazine, once in each three months, called Mística.

Besides all this, the club maintains a strong presence in the Internet with the club's official website and accounts in websites such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+.

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