Notícias

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 14/05/2020

Fernando Schüler

Em tempos de fúria, passou um tanto despercebida uma decisão do decano do STF, ministro Celso de Mello, na última semana. Ocorre que um desses grupos muito estranhos que andam por aí, e não é de hoje, marcou uma passeata em Brasília, na qual prometiam “dar cabo à patifaria estabelecida no país e representada pela casa maldita do STF, com seus 11 gângsteres”. E por aí afora.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 14/05/2020

EDITORIAL

A apuração acerca das circunstâncias da saída de Sergio Moro do governo Jair Bolsonaro envolve, até aqui, uma batalha de versões.

MEDIUM – 12/05/2020

Tara Kelly

Turkey’s only independent verification platform is fighting the infodemic with TV clips and video explainers as well as WhatsApp stickers and webinars

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 13/05/2020

Mark Hertsgaard

“PICK ANY WORLD-SHAKING EVENT from 20th century history—none has produced a bigger decrease in [heat trapping] emissions” than this year’s coronavirus, wrote Laura Millan Lombrana and Haley Warren in a May 7 article for Bloomberg Green. Normally, plummeting emissions would be good climate news. But in this case, emissions fell because of a pandemic that has killed a reported 280,000 people (and counting) and forced economies around the world into lockdown, driving unemployment to heights not seen since the Great Depression. In the coming weeks and months, countries will debate how to restore some semblance of normal economic life. The question is whether they will do it without endangering the planet in the process. Journalists will be tracking what figures to be a titanic struggle pitting science against politics and champions of climate-smart economics against defenders of the status quo. And the outcome will be shaped in part by whether news outlets can give this story the prominence, clarity, and urgency it demands.

INMA – 12/05/2020

Shelley Seale

Is entertainment forever or just temporarily changed? Will numbers that point to a Q3 recovery come to fruition? Will readers stay with the digital products they’re using now?

AXIOS – 13/05/2020

Sara Fischer

Condé Nast, the media publisher known for its high-end magazine products like Wired, Vogue, The New Yorker, GQ, Glamour, Architectural Digest, Vanity Fair and more, said Wednesday that it plans to lay off 100 U.S. employees and furlough about 100 more.

PRESS GAZETTE – 13/05/2020

William Turvill 

Youtube has broadcast conspiratorial warnings against public health guidelines on face masks to millions of users, a Press Gazette investigation has found.

THE GUARDIAN – 12/05/2020

Patrick Wintour 

Across Europe to the US, the foreign newspaper verdict is Britain has performed badly

POYNTER- 12/05/2020

Harrison Mantas

Last week, the CoronaVirusFacts Alliance database grew to over 5,000 fact-checks. The International Fact-Checking Network also released its WhatsApp chatbot, putting the combined effort of over 70 fact-checking networks from more than 40 countries in the palm of your hand.

DIGIDAY – 13/05/2020

LARA O’REILLY

The media industry is mostly in dire straits, particularly those dependent on advertising revenue. A media company that hasn’t rolled out pay cuts, furloughs and layoffs in this period is an exception to the norm.