Notícias

CNN – 23/10/2019

Kerry Flynn

New York (CNN Business)In Dan Roth’s dream world, members of LinkedIn, where he has served as editor in chief since 2011, would habitually read the LinkedIn Daily Rundown with their morning cup of coffee. They’d then turn their attention to the site’s podcast or newsletter during their commute to work. When they get to their desks, they’d open LinkedIn.com on their browsers, where they can read from a carefully curated feed of professional and business news throughout their work day. Users who felt inspired by the content would share links on their own timeline. They’d check their notifications tab to see if others have engaged with the content they share.

COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW- 24/10/2019

Mathew Ingram

LIKE EVERY OTHER LARGE social platform, YouTube has come under fire for not doing enough to remove videos that contain hate speech and disinformation. The Google-owned company has said repeatedly that it is trying to get better at doing so. But in some cases, removing videos because they contain graphic imagery of violence can be a bad thing. That’s the case that Syrian human-rights activist and video archivist Hadi Al Khatib makes in a video that the New York Times published on Wednesday in its Opinion section. Khatib co-produced the clip with Dia Kayyali, who works for Witness, an organization that helps people use digital tools to document human rights violations. In the video, Khatib notes that videos of bombings the Syrian government has carried out on its own people—including attacks with barrel bombs, which Human Rights Watch and other groups consider to be a war crime—are important evidence, but that YouTube has removed more than 200,000 such videos.

FIRST DRAFT NEWS – 24/10/2019

Craig Newmark Philanthropies joins Google News Initiative in supporting organization’s mission to reach every journalist in every state

NIEMAN LAB – 24/10/2019

JULIE POSETTI, FELIX SIMON, AND NABEELAH SHABBIR 

“What are the implications of this weaponization for news organizations in terms of audience engagement and community-building work?”

LOCAL NEWS INITIATIVE – 23/10/2019

MARK JACOB 
Local news organizations, which have long used email newsletters to drive readers to their websites and boost page views, are increasingly offering newsletters as destinations of their own to boost subscriber loyalty.

MEIO&MENSAGEM – 22/10/2019

Bárbara Sacchitiello

O Conselho Nacional de Autorregulamentação Publicitária (Conar) publicou uma resolução que altera as regras relacionadas às denúncias de campanhas feitas em sua área de reclamações.

PROPMARK – 24/10/2019

O Warc, serviço internacional de inteligência de marketing, descobriu que os investimentos com publicidade devem aumentar no próximo ano em todas as 19 categorias de produtos monitoradas pela ferramenta, culminando em um crescimento global de 6% para US$ 656 bilhões. Este é um aumento acentuado em relação ao de 2,5% estimado para 2019, mas abaixo do crescimento de 7,3% registrado no ano passado.

CONJUR – 23/10/2019

Tábata Viapiana

A 1ª Câmara de Direito Empresarial do Tribunal de Justiça de São Paulo permitiu que a OLX indique páginas falsas que violam seu nome e marca, em fase de execução, sem a necessidade de apresentar novas ações contra o Facebook pedindo a retirada do ar dos perfis. Segundo a defesa da OLX, trata-se de importante precedente no entendimento do Marco Civil da Internet.

O GLOBO – 24/10/2019

Em sua estreia na Comissão Parlamentar de Inquérito (CPI) das Fake News, o líder do PSL na Câmara, Eduardo Bolsonaro (SP), assistiu ontem a mais uma derrota do governo Jair Bolsonaro no colegiado. A oposição conseguiu aprovar 66 requerimentos, entre eles convites aos deputados Delegado Waldir (PSL-GO) e Joice Hasselmann (PSLSP) e a integrantes do governo. Junto a aliados, porém, Eduardo conseguiu impor um revés ao PT: a presidente do partido, deputada Gleisi Hoffmann (PR), acabou convocada à CPI.

O GLOBO – 24/10/2019

BERNARDO MELLO FRANCO

O ministro Marco Aurélio Mello tocou no assunto ao seu estilo: com ironia. Ao iniciar o voto de ontem, ele mencionou os vídeos em que caminhoneiros bolsonaristas ameaçam invadir o STF.