U.S. Ad Market Expands 6.1% In First Half, 2018 Poised To Break $200 Billion Mark

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MEDIA POST – 20/09/2018 Joe Mandese U.S. ad spending is expanding at a higher rate than anticipated — jumping 5.8% in the second quarter after rising 6.5% in the first quarter — and is now on pace to reach a new all-time high for full-year 2018,...

Facebook’s attempts to fight fake news seem to be working. (Twitter’s? Not so much.)

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NIEMAN LAB – 21/09/2018 LAURA HAZARD OWEN Plus: How YouTubers spread far-right beliefs (don’t just blame algorithms), and another cry for less both-sides journalism. Leia aqui o texto na íntegra.

White House Considers Draft Order to Look Into Google, Facebook

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BLOOMBERG – 22/09/2018 Ben Brody and Jennifer Jacobs The White House is considering a draft executive order for President Donald Trump that would instruct federal antitrust and law enforcement agencies to open probes into the practices of Alphabet Inc.’s Google,...

U.S. Justice Department may delay meeting on possible social media bias: source

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REUTERS – 21/09/2018 Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Justice Department is considering delaying a meeting with state attorneys general planned for next week to discuss concerns about conservative voices being stifled on social media, according to a...

Good news: Mobile readers want more news, and want be to more loyal too

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MEDIUM – 21/09/2018 A place to share the stories behind the stories Leia aqui o texto na íntegra.

The New Media Ethics: Why it’s morally more hazardous to own social media than an old newspaper

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LSE – 26/09/2018 George Pitcher In the second part of his examination of media ownership, George Pitcher concludes that social-media operators can’t operate in a moral vacuumIn last week’s blog, I traced a continuum of meanness between the old press barons, such...