Notícias

ÉPOCA NEGÓCIOS – 14/03/2019

Depois da euforia dos primeiros experimentos e a promessa de revolucionar a vida digital, a tecnologia blockchain vem sendo desafiada por novos problemas. Em especial a respeito da segurança do sistema, que, por ser baseado em múltiplas checagens em uma série de computadores e protocolos gravados de forma descentralizada, é considerada por muitos seu ponto ponto mais forte.

MEIO&MENSAGEM – 14/03/2019

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Depois de discutir por meses com investidores suas ambições de se tornar uma companhia de serviços, a Apple está se preparando para apresentar seus novos projetos de vídeos e produtos. Tudo o que a gigante precisa é a adesão de Hollywood.

PROPMARK – 14/03/2019

CLAUDIA PENTEADO

Babs Rangaiah, que comanda o marketing da IBM, subiu ao palco do SXSW para apresentar o projeto da empresa para tentar resolver  questões de transparência envolvidas na compra de mídia, especialmente no mundo digital. Babs trabalhou durante 15 anos na Unilever e viveu intensamente os problemas do setor. Ao chegar na IBM, entrou em contato com as possibilidades do Blockchain e começou a trabalhar a ideia de que o sistema poderia se transformar numa solução para o mercado pelas suas características de segurança, imutabilidade e principalmente descentralização.

PRESS GAZETTE – 15/03/2019

Charlotte Tobitt 

Eleven international news organisations have joined a coalition to use their collective reach of 1bn people to “stand up for journalists under attack for pursuing the truth”.

WIRED – 13/03/2019

 NITASHA TIKU

A FEW DAYS after last year’s midterm election, a Google policy manager and lobbyist sent an email to a congressional staffer with a link to a blog post on the right-wing news site Red State, written under the name The Real DC. In the post, the author accuses Google’s competitor Yelp of prodding President Trump to tweet a “professionally designed” video about Google’s alleged bias, which The Real DC calls “fake news” because it “bears many similarities” to content produced by Yelp.
In the email, a copy of which was viewed by WIRED, Ed An, the Google lobbyist, said he does not typically share articles from Red State but thought the staffer would find this one interesting.

RJI -14/03/2019

LAURA JOHNSTON

It’s about the people, people.
Digital trends in journalism often scream that we need to study analytics — which we do — and keep up with new applications. (That’s a given, right?) As I found out in a visit to The Wall Street Journal, the not-so-secret sauce in digital news work is focusing on what people do to collaborate with each other and improve audience experience.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 14/03/2019

Mathew Ingram

WITH MEMBERSHIP AND SUBSCRIPTION PROGRAMS playing an increasingly important role in media business models, many publishers seem to be trying to get to know their readers better. The New York Times, for example, has started asking its readers to tell the paper a bit more about themselves, using a web form posted at its Reader Center. The Times asks readers to share their name, email address, phone number, Twitter and Instagram handles with the paper, as well as their age, occupation and hometown.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 15/03/2019

Jon Allsop

YESTERDAY, IN NEW ZEALAND, an Australian man in his late twenties logged on Twitter and 8chan, an online message board, to post photos of ammunition and a far-right manifesto. He also linked to a Facebook page, where he promised that he would livestream an impending mass shooting. The man then relayed video, lasting 17 minutes, as he entered a mosque and opened fire. It was one of two simultaneous mosque attacks in Christchurch, a city on the east coast of New Zealand’s south island. The attackers killed 49 worshippers and wounded at least 48, some of whom are in a critical condition. Scott Morrison, the prime minister of Australia, confirmed that a citizen of his country had been arrested. Morrison described the suspect as an extremist right-wing terrorist.

O GLOBO – 15/03/2019

A “The Best News Design Creative Competition”, competição anual que envolve jornais e revistas do mundo inteiro, premiou O GLOBO com dois “Awards of Excellence” (“Prêmio de Excelência”). Um dos prêmios veio na categoria Redesenho, em reconhecimento ao novo projeto gráfico lançado no ano passado. O outro saiu em Desenho de Página em Esportes, pela capa que mostra o argentino Lionel Messi caminhando solitário após a derrota de sua seleção contra a Croácia, na Copa do Mundo de 2018.

COMUNIQUE-SE – 14/03/2019

Anderson Scardoelli   

Um veículo do Norte e outro do Nordeste recentemente apresentaram novidades de conteúdo. O Liberal, do Pará, apresentou sua novo conceito editorial. O Povo, do Ceará, renovou mandato de ombudsman e criou podcast