Notícias

THE GUARDIAN – 15/02/2020

Patrick Wintour 

Co-founder says site sits between telephone company and newspaper as content provider

BUSINESS INSIDER – 14/02/2020

Audrey Schomer 
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This year, 51.5% of internet users in the UK — about 29.25 million people — will use a subscription over-the-top (OTT) video service like Netflix at least once per month, according to a new eMarketer forecast. That figure is up more than 10 percentage points since 2018, when the share of subscription OTT video users in the UK was 40.8% of internet users.

INMA – 16/02/2020

Hannah Ohm Thomas

We live in turbulent times.
Brexit, the coronavirus, and terrorism all dominate domestic headlines in the United Kingdom. To reassure and inform the public in times of crises, the British government turns to the nation’s newspapers to deliver its messages. They offer reach, trusted environments, and engaged audiences — all at the same time.

CNN – 14/02/2020

Oliver Darcys
New York (CNN Business)The shock announcement came on Monday.
Hugo Gurdon, the editor in chief of the Washington Examiner, a conservative news organization based out of Washington, DC, summoned staffers into a conference room adjacent to the newsroom.

PRESS GAZETTE – 14/02/2020

Freddy Mayhew 
Archant has launched its first experimental local news website as part of a multi-million pound partnership with Google to find a sustainable model for regional journalism.

PRESS GAZETTE – 14/02/2020

Freddy Mayhew 
Archant has launched its first experimental local news website as part of a multi-million pound partnership with Google to find a sustainable model for regional journalism.

WAN-IFRA – 14/02/2020

Greg Barber, The Washington Post’s Director of Newsroom Product, talks about the organisation’s approach to election coverage, new storytelling formats, and experimentation on channels like TikTok and Twitch.

NIEMAN LAB – 14/02/2020

SARAH SCIRE 

“Habit is something that has always been in our DNA, but we haven’t called it that.”
Newspapers once relied on their readers’ daily habit: starting the morning with a cup of coffee and a rifle through the print paper. Those days are going or gone for most, but publishers know that their future success will come down, at least in part, to how well they’re able to form new habits in readers.

THE WASHINGTON POST – 29/01/2020

The Washington Post se suma a la petición de una moratoria a la exportación de tecnología de vigilancia

El diario estadounidense The Washington Post publicó en un editorial su respaldo a la moratoria inmediata a la venta y exportación de tecnología de espionaje hasta no contar con un marco que regule su uso bajo estándares de derechos humanos que propuso el relator especial en libertad de expresión de la ONU, 

VOXE – 13/02/2020

Peter Kafka 
Another huge newspaper chain just filed for Chapter 11 — which means it’s a good time to hear John Thornton’s $1 billion “venture philanthropy” plan for US news sites.