Notícias

DIGIDAY – 20/04/2020

LARA O’REILLY

At a time when some advertisers are hitting pause on spending and others are avoiding appearing next to coronavirus articles — or even just “bad news” — the U.K. government is rapidly ascending the rankings of U.K. news publishers’ most important clients — and cheerleaders — during the crisis.
The U.K. government has aired a coronavirus public information campaign across print, TV, radio, digital and outdoor since March. The latest iteration of the campaign, which was created by the National Health Service’s ad agency MullenLowe, features frontline health workers and the tagline, “Stay home. Protect the NHS. Save lives.”  Wavemaker is the media agency leading the push.

META-MEDIA – 17/04/2020

Mathilde Floc’h et Laure Delmoly, MediaLab, France Télévisions
Début avril 2020, près de 3,5 milliards de citoyens étaient confinés. Face à cette situation inédite le besoin de s’informer, tant sur les avancées médicales et les mesures officielles en cours que sur la vie en confinement n’a jamais été aussi important.

CLASES DE PERIODISMO – 17/04/2020

El coronavirus ha desencadenado una crisis en los medios del mundo entero. Las noticias desde Estados Unidos sobre esta situación las contamos aquí, pero ¿qué pasa en América Latina? Hoy empezamos con Colombia.

PERIODISTAS – 18/04/2020

La Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH¹) y su Relatoría Especial para la Libertad de Expresión (RELE²) han emitido un comunicado en el que indican que se están produciendo violaciones a la libertad de expresión y restricciones al derecho a la información en el marco de la respuesta a la pandemia del COVID-19.

BBC – 19/04/2020

Conspiracy theories have been spreading within parts of the BAME community that hospital staff want them to die, reports Dr John Wright of Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) – meanwhile, figures suggest an increase in deaths in the city outside hospital.

NEW YORK MAGAZINE – ABRIL/2020

Justin Davidson

Now that a laptop screen serves as a porthole to a landscape of depression, with waves of demoralizing news washing in from around the world, and a physical window looks out onto a stilled city, it’s easy to feel cut off. Some of us are spending more time in our neighborhoods than ever, yet feel farther away. Others have fled but crave word from home. For a quarter-million residents of the Upper West Side, one lifeline is the West Side Rag, a suddenly indispensable online-only publication that combines up-to-date COVID-19 news with updates on a raccoon baby boom, falling trees, photos from adventures in grocery shopping, and videos of Broadway stars belting show tunes from their windows.

THE GUARDIAN – 19/04/2020

Josh Taylor

Mandatory code being developed by ACCC will create ‘level playing field’ in media landscape, Josh Frydenberg says

THE NEW YORK TIMES – 19/04/2020

Ben Smith

American journalists were showing the world the devastating effects of China’s botched response to the coronavirus. Now, many have been kicked out.

THE HILL – 19/04/2020

JUSTIN WISE 

A group of Democratic and Republican senators is pushing for Congress to ensure that more local news outlets are eligible for small business assistance in any future coronavirus stimulus package.

A Austrália anunciou nesta segunda-feira (20) que Google e Facebook terão de pagar pelo conteúdo produzido pelas empresas de notícias que atuam no país e é compartilhado em suas plataformas.