Notícias

O Google anunciou nesta quinta-feira (25) que pagará pelo conteúdo de notícias de editores como parte de um novo programa de licenciamento, informou o site The Verge. Segundo a empresa, veículos da Alemanha, da Austrália e do Brasil estão confirmados na fase experimental do projeto, que deve ser lançado no fim de 2020 ou no começo de 2021, dentro dos serviços Google News e Discover. Estado de Minas e Correio Braziliense, dos Diários Associados, e A Gazeta (ES) são os jornais brasileiros que integram a primeira etapa da iniciativa. Os alemães Der Spiegel, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Die Zeit e Rheinische Post, e os australianos Schwartz Media, The Conversation and Solstice Media também são parceiros do Google.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 24/06/2020

Jon Allsop

ON MARCH 9, I wrote in this newsletter about the challenges of covering COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus that was, at that time, spreading rapidly around the world. That newsletter very quickly came to feel like a dispatch from a different world—yet, reading it back again now, the many things that haven’t changed seem more notable than those that have. Back then, a spike in confirmed cases in the US was causing alarm. This week, that’s true again; as the New York Times put it on Monday, “new Covid-19 clusters have been found in a Pentecostal church in Oregon, a strip club in Wisconsin, and in every imaginable place in between.” When I wrote in early March, Trump had just said that he hoped a cruise ship with a COVID outbreak would stay offshore because he didn’t want to inflate the case count on US soil; yesterday, Trump confirmed that he wasn’t kidding (as his aides insisted he was) when he said, over the weekend, that he’d asked officials to slow down COVID testing because it’s showing the spread of the virus. That same week in March, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who was just starting to become a national figure, told Congress that the US’s testing set-up was “a failing”; yesterday, Fauci told Congress that the US does not have the virus under control. From a journalistic standpoint, the coverage challenges I listed in March—including the risks of making the virus story all about Trump, rampant disinformation, and our lack of access to good data, all amid the dire financial state of the media industry—are all still with us.

THE NEW YORK TIMES – 23/06/2020

Wesley Lowery

What’s different, in this moment, is that the editors of our country’s most esteemed outlets no longer hold a monopoly on publishing power.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 23/06/2020

Emily Bell

REPORTING ON JOURNALISM has been a more depressing task than usual in the recent past, and the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic might make us fear the worst for the future. However, it is not all bad news, even as business models are challenged and jobs disappear.

INMA – 23/06/2020

L. Carol Christopher

The deadline for a remuneration agreement between Google and French news publishers is imminent, based on an April ruling from the French Autorité de la Concurrence. The due date is set for three months from the time the authority made the ruling, which marks a potentially significant turn in the relationship between Google and EU publishers, and will fall roughly a year after the EU adopted tough new copyright reforms and roughly six months after France’s July transposition of the EU’s  “neighbouring rights” law into its own.

PORTAL IMPRENSA – 23/06/2019

Sinval de Itacarambi Leão

O programa Roda Viva, em seus 34 anos, tratou ontem, dia 22 de junho, a pauta racial com a pegada do racismo estrutural como base da administração do Estado e da formação do povo brasileiro. Ao convidar o professor Silvio Almeida, doutor em filosofia e teoria do direito pela USP, professor da Universidade Mackenzie no Brasil e professor da Universidade Duke, na Carolina do Norte, nos EUA, e colocar uma bancada majoritariamente de jornalistas negros, a diretora e âncora do programa, Vera Magalhães preparou a audiência a ver um dos momentos mais contundentes do Roda Viva.

PODER360 – 24/06/2019

WEUDSON RIBEIRO

O Google verá uma queda de 5,3% na receita por publicidade nos EUA em 2020. A projeção é de relatório do eMarketer, divulgado nesta 3ª feira (23.jun.2020). Será a 1ª vez em 10 anos que a big tech terá perdas por causa da baixa de anúncios –puxada pela pandemia de coronavírus. Eis a íntegra do relatório (em inglês, para assinantes).

PORTAL IMPRENSA – 23/06/2019

Escritor e cineasta, J.P. Cuenca deixou de publicar sua coluna quinzenal Periscópio na Deutsche Welle Brasil em função de uma sátira publicada no Twitter de uma frase atribuída ao sacerdote católico francês Jean Meslier.

O GLOBO – 24/06/2019

O Twitter sinalizou nesta terça-feira mais uma publicação do presidente americano, Donald Trump, afirmando que ela configura “comportamento abusivo”  e vai contra as normas da plataforma. Na postagem, Trump ameaçou reprimir manifestantes na capital do país.

O GLOBO – 24/06/2019

Bernardo Mello e João Paulo Saconi

O deputado federal Otoni de Paula (PSC-RJ), um dos 11 parlamentares bolsonaristas que tiveram quebra de sigilo autorizada pelo ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) Alexandre de Moraes, já destinou R$ 238,5 mil de sua cota parlamentar a acusados de disparo indevido de mensagens de texto e de WhatsApp em eleições.