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NOTA DE PROTESTO

A Associação Nacional de Jornais (ANJ) protesta com veemência contra a censura a Luis Nassif, do Jornal GGN. A decisão do juiz Leonardo Grandmasson Ferreira Chaves é mais um lamentável exemplo da censura judicial que tantas vezes ocorre no país, apesar da Constituição...

‘Everyone wants control’: Traffic soars, but programmatic ad prices drop

DIGIDAY – 27/08/2020

SEB JOSEPH
Online ad revenue has shriveled up amid the coronavirus pandemic, but there are early signs of recovery.
Since the onset of the global pandemic, publishers have an abundance of supply with a clear spike in web traffic, up as high as 30%, according to the seven media execs interviewed for this article. The challenge for those publishers is that the content driving the uplift is on the coronavirus, which advertisers have chosen largely to avoid.

The miscalculations of coronavirus journalism

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 27/08/2020

Jon Allsop
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, the United States passed a bleak milestone: it has more confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, than any other country on Earth. As of this morning, more than 85,000 people have tested positive on American soil. At least 1,271 of them have died. New York is now the burning center of the American outbreak, with about 40,000 confirmed cases. But, of course, by the time you read these numbers, they will be out of date. And already, they paint an incomplete picture. The news cycle is a ceaseless ebb of grim statistics, and the fact that we don’t know whether or not they reflect reality is perhaps the scariest thing about them.

COVID-19 mental health resources for journalists and you

THE CARTER CENTER – 27/08/2020

Carter Center mental health journalism fellows have been reporting on the mental health impact of COVID-19. You’ll find here their reporting, mental health resources for journalists covering the pandemic and for the general public impacted by the virus.