Notícias
Los Andes adopts new routines to keep Mendoza informed, safe during COVID-19
INMA – 09/04/2020
Luis García
The COVID-19 pandemic forces journalism and Los Andes to face challenges no one imagined. Throughout its 136 years of life, Los Andes’ pages have reflected wars, earthquakes, floods, civic violence, and social and economic emergencies, among other troubles. But nothing has shaken the writing routines as much as today’s pandemic.
The Facebook Journalism Project and European Journalism Centre Launch Fund to Support Local News Industry During Coronavirus Crisis
FACEBOOK – 09/04/2020
Jesper Doub, Director of News Partnerships Europe
Facebook invests $3 million in new European Journalism COVID-19 Support Fund.
The news industry is working under extraordinary conditions to keep people informed during the COVID-19 pandemic. As people turn to local journalists for critical information on how to keep their friends, families and communities safe, these journalists are hit especially hard in the current economic crisis.
In an uncertain time, The Week Junior informs children without scaring them about the world we live in
NIEMAN LAB – 09/04/2020
HANAA’ TAMEEZ
“It’s our mission to bring the news of the world to children every week, no matter what’s happening in the world.”
McClatchy furloughs about 115 employees to deal with the impact of coronavirus
CNN – 09/04/2020
Kerry Flynn
McClatchy (MNIQQ), owner of 30 US newspapers, announced on Thursday it will furlough 4.4% of its employees, lay off four executives and reduce some executive compensation to address the financial pressures from coronavirus.
US Local Newsrooms Can Soon Apply for the Facebook Journalism Project COVID-19 Local News Relief Fund
FACEBOOK – 09/04/2020
Josh Mabry, Facebook Local News Partnerships Lead
Dorrine Mendoza, Facebook Local News Partnerships
Today the Facebook Journalism Project (FJP) is launching the FJP COVID-19 Local News Relief Fund Grant Program, offering grant opportunities to help US local news organizations continue serving communities during the coronavirus outbreak. News organizations can begin applying for relief grants on Monday, April 13. Details below.
How a Sri Lankan publisher introduced ‘anti-microbial’ ink to assuage readers’ fears
WAN-IFRA – 08/04/2020
Elizabeth Shilpa
Although the World Health Organisation has declared that newspapers are safe to touch during the COVID-19 pandemic, one Sri Lankan publisher took their precautions a step further to ensure readers of the safety of their newspapers.
Local Matters: Tools to help your community
NEWS MEDIA CANADA – 08/04/2020
Newspapers across the country are finding ways to support local businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some are reminding readers about the importance of giving back to the community. Others are promoting gift certificate programs to support local businesses that are facing hardships due to social distancing. Some newspapers are running Local Matters campaigns (print/digital) using the Proud Advertiser material from last year.
French publishers win decisive battle against Google
POLITICO – 09/04/2020
THIBAULT LARGER and LAURA KAYALI
Europe’s copyright directive proves its mettle as France orders the US search giant to pay for press content.
Tech giants struggle to stem ‘infodemic’ of false coronavirus claims
THE GUARDIAN – 10/04/2020
Julia Carrie Wong
Click over to Google, type in “coronavirus”, and press enter.
The results you see will bear little resemblance to any other search.
There are no ads, no product recommendations, and no links to websites that have figured out how to win the search engine optimisation game. Government, NGO and mainstream media sources dominate.
How a Virus Conspiracy Theory Fueled Arson and Harassment in Britain
THE NEW YORK TIMES- 10/04/2020
A false idea linking the spread of the coronavirus to 5G wireless technology has spurred more than 100 incidents this month, officials said.