Notícias

INMA – 03/10/2019

Dawn McMullan

News media industry collaboration jazzes me. I recently spent half my lifetime helping edit INMA’s recent report on digital platforms (and yes, you should read all 93 pages of it). That’s a topic for a different day, but the industry collaboration building around that topic feels overdue — on many topics but perhaps especially this one — and exciting.

THE DRUM – 02/10/2019

Shawn Lim

After shuttering its print editions in the Asia Pacific and Europe, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is turning to the events business to plug the revenue gap and retain a physical touch with its readers in these markets with a live journalism experiential event call Journal House.

PORTAL DOS JORNALISTAS – 03/10/2019

Luciana Gurgel

A emissora pública britânica BBC tem sido alvejada por petardos como a migração da audiência para canais de streaming, críticas aos altos salários de suas estrelas e acusações de parcialidade na cobertura política – contra ou a favor do Governo, dependendo da opinião do freguês. Não bastasse tudo isso, acaba de se enredar numa enorme controvérsia sobre racismo.

NIEMAN LAB – 03/10/2019

CHRISTINE SCHMIDT 

“Newsrooms generally reported increased levels of engagement and higher-quality conversations with audiences. Nearly all of the grant reports we reviewed reported increased engagement.” That (still) doesn’t yet translate into money.

POYNTER – 03/10/2019

Daniel Funke, Susan Benkelman and Cristina Tardáguila

When U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham appeared on CBS’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday to talk about a whistleblower’s report that touched off the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump, host Margaret Brennan challenged the senator on his assertion that the complaint was based on “hearsay.”

DIGITAL CONTENT NEXT – 30//09/2019

Sarah Hartland

As antitrust investigations envelope tech giants like Google and Facebook, some publishers may be lulled into thinking that their competition with Big Tech is fading. It’s certainly encouraging to see that Google may be held to account for their monopolistic practices. However, it’s unlikely to change the fundamental battle between publisher and platform. Google will continue to profit from news delivery and aggregation, and marketers will still funnel large portions of their budgets to stay at the top of search results. But to say that Big Tech is here to stay is not to admit defeat. This David and Goliath battle will surely rage on, and there are plenty of ways publishers can win along the way.  

CONJUR – 03/10/2019

Sérgio Rodas

Veículo jornalístico que, em reportagem, imputa a alguém fatos que não pode provar e usa expressões pejorativas contra essa pessoa fere a sua imagem e honra. Com esse entendimento, a 23ª Vara Cível do Rio de Janeiro condenou, nesta terça-feira (1/10), a Editora Confiança, que edita a revista Carta Capital, a pagar indenização por danos morais de R$ 100 mil ao desembargador Luiz Zveiter, do Tribunal de Justiça fluminense. A editora ainda terá que tirar do ar o texto que contém ataques ao magistrado.

PODER360 – 04/10/2019

O presidente Jair Bolsonaro sancionou sem vetos nessa 5ª feira (3.out.2019) o projeto de lei que modifica o marco das telecomunicações vigente desde 1997. A medida regulamenta o setor e permite a migração das atuais concessões para o regime de autorização, em troca de investimentos das empresas na expansão da banda larga.

O GLOBO – 04/10/2019

Uma decisão do Tribunal de Justiça da União Europeia determinou que países do bloco podem exigir que o Facebook e outras redes sociais removam textos, fotografias e vídeos globalmente, não apenas no país de origem da disputa judicial.