Notícias

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 28/04/2020

Paulo Saldaña

Ao ser questionado se a investigação da Polícia Federal sobre fake news que envolve seu filho Carlos pode ficar comprometida com a troca de comando no órgão, o presidente Jair Bolsonaro disse nesta segunda (27) que não há esquema de notícias falsas e sim liberdade de expressão.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 28/04/2020

Pablo Ortellado

Para planejarmos a saída do isolamento, provavelmente precisaremos adotar políticas de rastreamento digital, seja para acompanhar a dinâmica de movimentação das pessoas, de maneira agregada e anonimizada, seja para acompanhar a movimentação individual.

A Associação Brasileira das Agências de Publicidade (ABAP) e a Federação Nacional das Agências de Propaganda (Fenapro) criaram uma campanha para incentivar o uso de máscaras sociais pela população. A orientação é para que as pessoas continuem em casa, mas que utilizem...

MONDAY NOTE – 26/04/2020

Frederic Filloux

(We might find out soon)
 Higher education is planning for the possibility of a Fall semester being taught exclusively remotely. The teaching of journalism might be ready for this anyway, but some adaptation will be needed.

POYNTER – 27/04/2020

Tina Dyakon

A collaborative list of tips and resources from journalism industry leaders to make the most of the momentum of generosity created on May 5.

THE GUARDIAN – 27/04/2020

Arwa Mahdawi

The broadcaster has been praised for his Covid-19 response, even turning on his friend Donald Trump. Shame the racism was not enough

DIRCOMFIDENCIAL – 23/04/2020

La pandemia del coronavirus ha vuelto a poner en el foco a capacidad de los medios para informar con rigor, transparencia e independencia. La edición 2020 de la Clasificación Mundial de la Libertad de Prensa de Reporteros sin Fronteras (RSF) muestra que la próxima década será decisiva para el futuro del periodismo, ya que existen múltiples crisis que amenazan al derecho a una información veraz.

WAN-IFRA – 24/04/2020

This article covers the projects shortlisted for the Best Paid Content Strategy category of WAN-IFRA’s 2020 North American Digital Media Awards.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 27/04/2020

Jon Allsop

IT’S AN OLD JOURNALISM CLICHÉ that sunlight is the best disinfectant, but it’s new to have to state that neither should be ingested. As you will doubtless have heard by now, on Thursday, President Trump wondered aloud, in the White House briefing room, about the potential medical effectiveness of injecting both sunlight and disinfectant (“it does a tremendous number on the lungs”) as cures for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus. The mixed-message walkback—a specialty under this administration—followed. Kayleigh McEnany, the new White House press secretary, accused the media of “irresponsibly” taking Trump’s words out of context. Trump himself then cast his comments as sarcasm—he was trolling reporters, he said, “just to see what would happen.” Many observers took the remarks very seriously. Staffers for a state emergency hotline in Maryland said they fielded more than 100 calls from members of the public asking if disinfectant was actually a coronavirus cure. Several states issued warnings against injecting it, as did the Environmental Protection Agency and the Food and Drug Administration. “NEVER INGEST BLEACH,” Domestos, a British cleaning-products manufacturer, tweeted. “NEVER INHALE BLEACH.” So now you know.