Notícias
Em conversa com Moro, Bolsonaro usou inquérito das fake news para defender troca na PF
FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 25/04/2020
Leandro Colon
Ricardo Della Coletta
O ex-ministro Sergio Moro (Justiça) mostrou troca de mensagens com o presidente Jair Bolsonaro que indicam que o mandatário queria substituir a direção-geral da Polícia Federal, entre outros motivos, devido ao inquérito das fake news que corre no STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal) e que teria como alvo deputados bolsonaristas.
Weekly to shut next month after 165 years in business
HOLD THE FRONT PAGE – 23/04/2020
David Sharman
A weekly newspaper has announced it will cease publication next month after 165 years in business.
The Weekly News, a national general-interest weekly run by DC Thomson, will go to print for the last time on 27 May.
The New York Times Will Pause Printing of Sports and Travel Sections
CHEDDAR – 23/04/2020
Michelle Castillo
With no major sporting events and barely any travel happening due to the coronavirus, The New York Times plans to stop printing hard copies of those sections in the storied newspaper’s Sunday edition and replace them with a section focused on life while sheltering in place, according to internal memos and sources.
Payment terms lengthen and late payments rise for publishers
DIGIDAY – 24/04/2020
MAX WILLENS
Media’s age-old problem of long payment terms is getting tougher for publishers to bear.
Through the first three weeks of April 2020, payment delays on invoices to publishers and media agencies have increased 20%, according to data collected by FastPay, which provides both invoice factoring and access to capital to media companies. Separate research conducted by Oarex, an invoice factoring firm that serves media companies, found that the number of firms that paid their invoices late rose 14.6%, to 55%, in the first quarter; Oarex’s research involved invoices sourced largely from publishers and media agencies.
Publishers continue to see coronavirus coverage blocked by advertisers
DIGIDAY – 24/04/2020
SEB JOSEPH
Pressure is on from trade bodies, publishers and even brand safety vendors, but advertisers are mostly unmoved by arguments they should alter their keyword-based approaches to avoiding coronavirus news.
NPR’s Tiny Desk at Home concerts are a rare joy in the pandemic. Here’s how the team puts them together.
POYNTER – 23/04/2020
Ren LaForme
Bob Boilen shares how NPR Music is managing, what it was like to work with John Prine, and his concert recommendations for a pandemic
The federal government doled out $350 billion in stimulus loans. Most local daily newspapers were left out.
POYNTER – 23/04/2020
Rick Edmonds
The Payroll Protection Plan benefitted a small number of news organizations. Most chain-owned newspapers and broadcast stations didn’t qualify.
Press photographers face threats and violence from public in covering Covid-19 lockdown
PRESS GAZETTE – 24/04/2020
Charlotte Tobitt
Press photographers are being assaulted and face threats of violence as they continue to work during the coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown.
How travel media is coping with Covid-19: ‘Not making any money is quite liberating’
PRESS GAZETTE – 24/04/2020
Dominic Ponsford
Just over a month ago Travel Trade Gazette chief executive Daniel Pearce gave a masterclass at the Making Publishing Pay conference on running a growing and diversified independent media brand.
Covid-19 ad slump costing Independent six-figures in lost revenue as it furloughs staff and cuts pay
PRESS GAZETTE – 23/04/2020
Freddy Mayhew
Independent Digital News and Media, owner of the Independent and Indy100 websites, has put a “limited number” of staff on furlough and cut wages for all remaining employees.