Archives: June 2017

Shan WangJune 12, 2017
Nos EUA, 85% dos adultos usam celulares para acessar notícias
Shan WangJune 12, 2017
Membership programs are paying off for news outlets — and so is helping them set up their programs
After helping five pilot news organizations together raise more than $1 million in six months, the News Revenue Hub has spun off into its own standalone organization.
Laura Hazard OwenJune 9, 2017
Los europeos son menos propensos a compartir noticias falsas que los estadounidenses
Además: aún más malas noticias sobre la corroboración de hechos, y cómo una noticia falsa fue desde un sitio de “satira” ruso hasta foxnews.com
Laura Hazard OwenJune 9, 2017
Реальные новости о фейковых новостях: британцы и европейцы реже делятся ложной информацией, чем американцы
Трудно уследить за растущим потоком информации о новостной грамотности, фейковых новостях и контенте, искажающем правду в поддержку какой-либо идеи. Этот еженедельный обзор поможет вам не пропустить самое важное и интересное.
Ken DoctorJune 9, 2017
Newsonomics: CEO Mark Thompson thinks The New York Times can “aspire to a different order of magnitude”
“For the first time in the history of the company, and arguably for one of the first times in the history of legacy media, we have the beginnings of a fundamentally integrated approach.”
Laura Hazard OwenJune 9, 2017
Brits and Europeans seem to be better than Americans at not sharing fake news
Plus: Even more bad news for fact checking, and how a fake news story spread from a Russian “satire” site to FoxNews.com.
Shan WangJune 9, 2017
From election results to sports, The Hindustan Times is trying out Twitter bots for live coverage
It automated live tweeting the Indian Premier League cricket games, which spanned a month and a half and involved 60 different matches and around 200 players.
Ricardo BiltonJune 8, 2017
Reuters’ new survey suggests that readers are getting (a bit) smarter about verifying breaking news
Tracey LindemanJune 8, 2017
How 80-year-old Radio-Canada, the French-language arm of the CBC, is driving innovation from within
The Digital R&D Lab, started five years ago as one employee’s passion project, serves as an internal incubator for ideas and plays host to digital projects carried out in partnership with non-Radio-Canada groups.
Joseph LichtermanJune 8, 2017
The Swedish startup Kit is rethinking analytics for a broader view of what makes a story successful
“We’re trying to fit in the space between the ‘what’ and ‘what came out of it’.”
Shan WangJune 7, 2017
Taking a page out of the SB Nation playbook, Polygon spins up 3 esports sites around individual games
Laura Hazard OwenJune 7, 2017
PR pitches are the worst. This agency is trying to make them better (and I…I like it)
“Our goal has been to just start from the ground up: If you were to design a PR agency today, from a software engineer’s perspective, how would you approach it?”
Ramsey TesdellJune 7, 2017
Mada Masr, Egypt’s poster child for digital news, begins its foray into a reader-funded model
“Our model is built on our specific offerings, but also the broader context of Egypt, people’s purchasing power, and that of our readers abroad.”
Laura Hazard OwenJune 6, 2017
The Intercept’s Russian hacking report also seems to be a good example of how not to handle leaks
The Intercept’s big story on the Russian government’s attempts to hack the U.S. election offers lessons for leakers and the news outlets they leak to.
Laura Hazard OwenJune 6, 2017
Conheça a história que levou à prisão uma fonte do The Intercept
Funcionária da NSA foi localizada por marcas em documentos.
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