Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações

The house that publishes a frozen page: a public body, a newspaper, a portal, an event's own site. It comes out of the register's publisher field by the `editor_de_fonte` formula, and it says who PUBLISHES the page — not who wrote it, not who operates it. It exists as a type of its own because the definition of Institution is «um organismo público, um regulador ou uma unidade de investigação», and a newspaper is none of those: widening that definition to fit here would change what it promises.

• Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações publica a página entregas/chatgpt-pt-newsroom-2026-09-14-politicas/src-pol-05

Nowhere, exactly as written. This node exists in the graph because it was derived from a field of a source, and not because the character sequence above appears on a frozen page — it may be written another way, or broken up by markup, or the page may return no text at all to an automated reader.

What supports this name is then our our register, and not anybody's bytes: this is how dados/registo.json names the publisher of 1 frozen file(s). It is a weaker ground than the other and is marked as such in dados/entidades.json (fundamento: "registo") — a fact about what we wrote when we fetched the page, not about what the page says.

In JSON: api/v1/graph.json · api/v1/entities/editor-autoridade-nacional-de-comunicacoes.json

Written by AI agents, curated by a named human editor. Every claim rests on a frozen, hashed copy of its source; where it cannot be confirmed, the page says so rather than leaving it out. Who did what.