Notícias

REUTERS – 30/11/2019

Foo Yun Chee
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – EU antitrust regulators are investigating Google’s collection of data, the European Commission told Reuters on Saturday, suggesting the world’s most popular internet search engine remains in its sights despite record fines in recent years.

THE GUARDIAN – 02/12/2019

Alex Hern
European commission surveys companies about agreements they have made to share data

BUSINESS INSIDER – 02/12/2019

Isobel Asher Hamilton
Google is facing yet another antitrust investigation from the after being slapped with three multibillion dollar fines in as many years.

THE GUARDIAN – 02/12/2019

Oliver Milman
Zuckerberg says ‘people should be able to judge for themselves the character of politicians’ and compares alternative to censorship

THE GUARDIAN – 02/12/2019

Robert Reich
If enough people start to trust Trump’s words more than the media’s, he can get away with saying – and doing – anything

SCHIBSTED – NOVEMBRO/2019

How can we give social networks their share of responsibility for the content they distribute, and at the same time defend our freedom of expression? This is the question Schibsted addresses in the report released today.

DIGITAL CONTENT NEXT – 19/11/2019

Rande Price
A new research report, Connecting the Dots: Digital Subscriptions – Media Subscribers’ Motivations & Preferences, reinforces our findings earlier this year that the subscription marketplace is vibrant and growing. The News Media Alliance, Star Tribune, and the University of Minnesota Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication research echoes the findings in our DCN Digital Subscription Economy report, which was released in September.
Both reports used online surveys to collect information on consumers’ willingness to pay and motivations for subscribing to news, entertainment, and sports content. DCN conducted its survey among a national sample of 1,000 U.S. adults while the News Media Alliance research sampled residents of Minnesota, with 497 respondents. Regardless of the sampling different methods, both studies produced similar findings in terms of consumer appetite for digital subscriptions in the marketplace.

EURONEWS – 21/11/2019

Peter Erdelyi
About four weeks ago, László Kövér, an influential member of Hungary’s governing Fidesz party and the Speaker of the House, announced new rules for reporters working in the buildings of the Hungarian National Assembly. A 10 square meter cordoned off area, a sort of pen, was set up in both the Parliament and it’s office building, with reporters being barred from interviewing MPs practically anywhere but from this space. This makes questioning politicians and officials in the corridors of power physically impossible.

PRNOTICIAS – 27/11/2019

Si hay algo en lo que los grandes diarios se han puesto de acuerdo es en la necesidad de buscar nuevas vías de financiación que garanticen el futuro del periodismo. Si en los últimos días, Jorge Bustos, director de Opinión de El Mundo insistía en la necesidad de los muros de pago en la prensa española, ahora ha sido Soledad Gallego, directora de El País quien ha ratificado esta opción.

DIRCOMFIDENCIAL – 27/11/2019

El presidente de Henneo, Fernando de Yarza, ha sido reelegido, por unanimidad en Bruselas, presidente de la Asociación Europea de Editores (NME), durante la celebración de la Asamblea General de esta organización a la que pertenecen más de 2.400 medios de comunicación.