Notícias

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 02/04/2020

A cobertura da pandemia do coronavírus rendeu à Folha seu recorde histórico de audiência.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 02/04/2020

Bruno Boghossian

No início da tarde, o ministro da Saúde lançou um alerta. Henrique Mandetta afirmou ser “muito importante evitar as notícias falsas” sobre a pandemia do coronavírus e fez um apelo: “Estamos lidando com a vida de seres humanos”. Ainda falta mandar o aviso ao presidente.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 02/04/2020

EDITORIAL

O novo coronavírus ataca a saúde, devasta a economia e, por vezes, pode atingir a democracia.

FOLHA DE S.PAULO – 02/04/2020

Roberto Dias

Em um mês, Jair Bolsonaro convocou quatro cadeias nacionais de TV para falar sobre o coronavírus. A única mensagem em comum entre elas foi o pedido final de bênção ao Brasil, mas até para Deus as palavras foram diferentes a cada aparição presidencial.

PORTAL IMPRENSA – 01/04/2020 

O First Draft disponibilizará diferentes videoconferências para jornalistas que cobrem o coronavírus. Há conteúdos educativos em português, inglês, espanhol, francês e italiano. Os vídeos estarão disponíveis a partir desta quinta-feira (02) na página do First Draft na internet. Para acessar o conteúdo clique aqui.

NEWS MEDIA ALLIANCE – 01/04/2020

Paul J. Boyle 

The Alliance and 11 other business associations sent a letter to the United States Postal Service (USPS) encouraging the agency to put forward measures in the coming weeks that will provide business mailers with incentives to stay in our nation’s postal system during the COVID-19 crisis. Associations representing newspapers, magazines, direct mailers, non-profit mailers and others reminded USPS management that its operations are fully funded by postage rates paid by individuals and businesses. As the coronavirus crisis continues to unfold, businesses are pulling back on advertising, which is already having an impact on solo and shared mail marketing campaigns, including newspapers’ Total Market Coverage products. As a result of this advertising contraction, businesses that distribute marketing mail for advertisers are likely to scale back their own operations or abandon the mail altogether. The business association letter encourages USPS to adopt incentives now to encourage businesses to remain in the mail. Specifically, the letter encourages USPS to: (1) propose to the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) an immediate 5 cent per-piece rate reduction for all market-dominant products; (2) defer collection of postage payments for customers with various USPS accounts; and (3) introduce a new promotion incentive to bring back mail volume in the summer.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 01/04/2020

Jon Allsop

ON FRIDAY—as concern spread internationally about Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s authoritarian prime minister, using the cover of the coronavirus to consolidate his personal power—Politico published an op-ed in which Judit Varga, Orbán’s justice minister, lashed out at the country’s critics. “False claims about a power grab in Hungary are spreading as quickly as the coronavirus,” Varga wrote; Orbán’s government, she argued, is being slandered by “Western European thinkers” who don’t like its “coherent, Christian-Conservative policy,” and by a “leftist-liberal media” that doesn’t like its treatment of migrants. (Hungary has erected razor-wire fences to keep migrants out; Orbán’s administration has accused George Soros, the philanthropist and conspiracy magnet, of plotting to destroy Hungary by flooding it with foreigners, and passed “Stop Soros” laws making it illegal to help undocumented migrants with asylum claims.) On Friday, Varga shared her Politico article on Twitter, with the caption, “Stop lecturing HU Gov by spreading #fakenews!” 

WAN-IFRA – 31/03/2020

Answer their tough questions without scaring them to death, let them participate and lighten up, suggests Aralynn Abare McMane François Dufour, who has produced PlayBac’s daily newspapers for children in France for more than 25 years, and his counterparts worldwide, see the usual problem in coverage of the COVID-19 virus. 

IJNET – 31/03/2020

JANINE WARNER AND NAIMID CIRELLI

Mientras las medidas para disminuir el contagio de COVID-19 se extienden en el mundo, millones de personas quedan en cuarentena en sus casas, la información verificada es más importante que nunca. Las audiencias de noticias crecen en números récord, pero muchos medios de comunicación encuentran que sus ingresos están bajando rápidamente. Muchas empresas afectadas por la situación económica están suspendiendo sus anuncios. Los eventos públicos y las conferencias ya han sido cancelados hasta mayo y posiblemente por más tiempo. Algunos medios de comunicación informan que sus suscripciones están creciendo, pero ante tanta incertidumbre, ya temen que algunos lectores puedan cancelarlas pronto. ¿Qué están haciendo los medios nativos digitales independientes para sobrevivir a esta crisis sin precedente y qué recomiendan los que trabajan en sostenibilidad de medios?

NIEMAN LAB – 01/04/2020

HANAA’ TAMEEZ

“We love our city and these are our neighbors. It’s a difficult time and if we can make a difference, we will.”