Notícias

Politics and Policy in the Age of Pandemic

NEWS MEDIA ALLIANCE – 09/04/2020

Lobbying firm Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas today released an analysis of how the novel coronavirus pandemic will impact policy and politics in the coming months and years, “Politics & Policy in the Age of Pandemic.” The analysis, prepared by Bruce Mehlman, looks at the country’s preparedness leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, how the public health crisis could affect the 2020 election, and what the political landscape might look like in the months and years after the election. Mehlman also offers five recommendations for leaders going forward, as well as reasons to feel optimism.

Google Ordered to Pay for News in French Antitrust Crackdown

BLOOMBERG – 09/04/2020

Gaspard Sebag

Google was ordered by French antitrust regulators to pay publishers to display snippets of their articles after years of helping itself to excerpts for its own news service.
The French antitrust agency gave the Alphabet Inc. unit three months to thrash out deals with press publishers and agencies demanding talks on how to remunerate them for displaying their content. 

Media Groups Call on Congress to Support Local News, Local Media Amid Coronavirus Crisis

NEWS MEDIA ALLIANCE – 09/04/2020

Today, four national media organizations representing thousands of local newspapers and local broadcast media outlets – the News Media Alliance, National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), National Newspaper Association (NNA) and America’s Newspapers – jointly called on Congress to provide critical support to local news media in its next stimulus bill designed to provide relief to businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. In its summary document, the organizations specifically call for Congress to ensure the ability of local media to seek relief under the Paycheck Protection Program and to fund federal advertising spending on local media through directing current U.S. government advertising campaigns to local news and media outlets, and providing the Department of Health and Human Services, the Small Business Administration and other relevant agencies with an additional $5-10 billion for direct funding for local media advertising that would be evenly distributed to local media in communities of all sizes.

O Vale do Silício e a pandemia

O ESTADO DE S.PAULO E O GLOBO – 10/04/2020

PEDRO DORIA 

As aparições de Andrew Cuomo, governador de Nova York, têm ganhado algum destaque na imprensa brasileira — e na do resto do mundo. É, afinal, um contraste importante em relação ao presidente americano Donald Trump. Mas, lá, Cuomo não é o único chamando atenção no combate ao novo coronavírus. Na verdade, existe um que por lá já chamava desde antes. É Gavin Newsom, 52, governador da Califórnia. E esta é uma história que tem tudo a ver com o Vale do Silício.

França manda Google negociar taxa com mídia

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 10/04/2020

A Autoridade da Concorrência francesa mandou, nesta quinta (9), o Google negociar “de boa-fé” com editoras e agências de imprensa francesas uma taxa pelo uso de seus conteúdos, garantida por um mecanismo europeu que visa garantir o pagamento de conteúdo digital.

França intima Google a pagar por conteúdo jornalístico

A Autoridade da Concorrência francesa ordenou, nesta quinta-feira (9), o Google a negociar “de boa fé” com editoras e agências de imprensa francesas uma taxa pelo uso de seus conteúdos, garantida por um mecanismo europeu que visa garantir o pagamento de conteúdo digital, informou a AFP.

What Google and Facebook need to do to fight disinformation

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW  – 09/04/2020

Mathew Ingram

Both Google and Facebook have acted surprisingly quickly to remove disinformation related to the COVID-19 virus over the past few weeks, considering their somewhat mixed track record when it comes to removing hoaxes, conspiracy theories, and trolls related to political campaigns. But experts there is still a lot more that they and other digital platforms could be doing. CJR spoke this week with Karen Kornbluh and Ellen Goodman, co-authors of a new paper published by the German Marshall Fund entitled “Safeguarding Digital Democracy,” which includes a series of steps they say the major digital platforms need to take in order to deal with the problem. Kornbluh is a former US Ambassador to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and a senior fellow at the GMF and director of the Digital Innovation and Democracy Initiative, and Goodman is a professor at Rutgers Law School, co-founder and co-director of the Institute for Information Policy & Law and a non-resident fellow with the GMF.