Notícias

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 25/05/2020

Mônica Bergamo

O Centro de Análise da Liberdade e do Autoritarismo (LAUT) vai lançar nesta segunda (25) a ferramenta online Agenda de Emergência, que cataloga atos formais, como portarias, decretos e leis, e informais, como discursos de autoridades, que eles avaliam como riscos à liberdade e à democracia no Brasil.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 23/05/2020

Mônica Bergamo

O subprocurador Lucas Furtado, que atua junto ao TCU (Tribunal de Contas da União), apresentou representação pedindo que o órgão investigue e tome medidas contra a interferência indevida da família do presidente Jair Bolsonaro e do chefe da Secom, Fabio Wajngarten, na publicidade do Banco do Brasil (BB).

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 23/05/2020

Marina Dias

O publicitário Matt Rivitz conta que em determinado momento da carreira quis entender se empresas que anunciavam em sites de extrema-direita ou propagadores de notícias falsas também apoiavam esse tipo de ação ou mensagem.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 23/05/2020

Paula Soprana

Um grupo conservador reage à chegada, ao Brasil, do Sleeping Giants, movimento que nasceu nos EUA para alertar empresas que seus anúncios digitais financiam sites com conteúdos apontados como fake news ou extremistas.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 23/05/2020

Gustavo Uribe

Na reunião ministerial do dia 22 de abril, o presidente Jair Bolsonaro chamou a Folha de “bosta” e disse que seria demitido o integrante de sua equipe que recebesse elogios no jornal.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 23/05/2020

Paula Soprana e Patrícia Campos Mello

Lançado há apenas quatro dias, o perfil no Twitter do Sleeping Giants Brasil, movimento que tenta desidratar economicamente sites que publicam conteúdos apontados como preconceituosos ou fake news, tem sido ativo.

CPJ – 21/05/2020

Journalists reporting on misinformation, conspiracy theories, and/or false news are frequently left vulnerable to online attacks by those who originate or support these views, as well as by people with strong political leanings. People supporting the spread of this type of information online may organize coordinated attacks with the aim of forcing journalists offline and discrediting their reputation. Media workers who cover these issues can take steps to manage their online profile and protect their accounts to limit the harm caused by online attackers.

CPJ – 21/05/2020

Journalists reporting on misinformation, conspiracy theories, and/or false news are frequently left vulnerable to online attacks by those who originate or support these views, as well as by people with strong political leanings. People supporting the spread of this type of information online may organize coordinated attacks with the aim of forcing journalists offline and discrediting their reputation. Media workers who cover these issues can take steps to manage their online profile and protect their accounts to limit the harm caused by online attackers.

THE DRUM – 21/05/2020

John McCarthy

Thousands in media are being laid off as the lockdown and resulting global economic downturn freezes marketing budgets. As we approach the second anniversary of the GDPR, publishers are facing the unenviable challenge of squeezing more value from digital advertising while also waving goodbye to the attribution, tracking and data once afforded by the third-party cookie.

DIGIDAY – 22/05/2020

TIM PETERSON

Kevin Mayer has already put TikTok’s business in a better position. After news broke that the longtime Disney executive had been appointed CEO of TikTok and COO of the popular mobile app’s parent company ByteDance, an agency executive emailed the announcement to a client who had expressed interest in advertising on TikTok but was wary about the platform’s suitability.