Notícias
As COVID-19 threatens press freedom, we must protect journalists under pressure
REUTERS INSTITUTE – 03/05/2020
Meera Selva
On World Press Freedom Day, we should celebrate the work of reporters and make sure they can still do their job.
Independent News Emergency Relief Coordination (INERC) launched to coordinate help during the pandemic
REUTERS INSTITUTE – 01/05/2020
Funders and others come together to coordinate emergency funding relief. The Reuters Institute will chair the group and provide analysis
This is a key moment in the public’s view of mainstream news
THE GUARDIAN – 03/05/2020
Alan Rusbridger
The pandemic has inspired some great journalism and never have we needed it more
Bloomberg Media Creates New Tool to Make Readers, Advertisers Swoon
AD WEEK – 01/05/2020
Sara Jerde
It’s yet another product the publisher has released during the pandemic
Here’s how 4 news organizations are building new ways to inform (and comfort) kids about coronavirus
NIEMAN LAB – 01/05/2020
HANAA’ TAMEEZ
“Grownups, we have our various coping mechanisms and ways of processing this strange new reality. We have our Zoom calls and our alcohol and our memes. The kids don’t have those tools.”
Spanish-language media initially required a learning curve for coronavirus coverage
NIEMAN LAB – 04/05/2020
HANAA’ TAMEEZ
“Nothing is going to be the same as before. It’s hard to think about the long term right now, but this has been a starting point to try new things.”
Tech Giants Shrug Off COVID-19 Crisis in Q1
STATISTA – 04/05/2020
Felix Richter
As opposed to airlines, hotel chains, restaurants and millions of small businesses that are fighting for survival amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the world’s most prominent tech companies have been remarkably unaffected by the crisis (so far). That’s one of the takeaways from a deluge of earnings reports that came out last week, providing us with a first glimpse at the pandemic’s economic fallout.
More Readers, Fewer Ads: Britain’s Local Newspapers Are Struggling
THE NEW YORK TIMES – 03/05/2020
Claire Moses
Heavily dependent on advertising and circulation, local and regional newspapers in the U.K. could face financial ruin as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Sick of coronavirus news? The Boston Globe is running a serialized novella (with a strong Boston accent)
NIEMAN LAB – 04/05/2020
JOSHUA BENTON
“The Globe’s commitment to covering the coronavirus pandemic continues unabated, as today’s paper and website make plain, but we thought a bit of a diversion might also be welcome.”
How Amar Ujala stabilised deep print circulation losses at beginning of lockdown
INMA – 03/05/2020
Neha Sikri
The first time I heard the term COVID-19 was in December 2019, just around Christmas. The news was pouring in about how a virus was making people sick in Wuhan, China, and how easy its transmission was. As it was also contagious, it led to empty streets and house arrest for citizens.