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    Archives: October 2017

    “Exceedingly generous”: Google will split revenue with publishers who use its new subscription tools
    Ricardo BiltonOctober 23, 2017
    Atlas Obscura is using virtual reality to transport readers to the world’s distant, exotic locations
    From VR to AR, emerging mobile technology is going to have a significant impact on how the site engages with its readers in the real world.
    Ricardo BiltonOctober 23, 2017
    Atlas Obscura usa realidade virtual para transportar leitor a lugares distantes e exóticos do mundo
    “Queremos poder contar essas histórias sobre esses lugares e incutir nas pessoas esse sentimento de admiração e encantamento pelo mundo ao redor em muitos meios diferentes”.
    Ricardo BiltonOctober 23, 2017
    Atlas Obscura está utilizando RV para llevar a los usuarios a lugares distantes
    “Queremos contar historias sobre lugares e inculcar a las personas una sensación de asombro y admiración por el mundo que los rodea a través de distintos medios”.
    Ricardo BiltonOctober 20, 2017
    A big week for tech blowback: Regulation, broken promises, and Facebook victimhood
    Among many weeks of bad press for the big tech companies, this week stands out.
    Laura Hazard OwenOctober 20, 2017
    The Honest Ads Act would force Internet companies to change their disclosure practices by January 2018
    Plus: A former Russian troll speaks out; a definition of disinformation; Wikitribune’s preferred news sources.
    Adrienne LaFranceOctober 19, 2017
    From Nieman Reports: The powers and perils of news personalization
    News personalization could help publishers attract and retain audiences — in the process making political polarization even worse.
    Ramsey TesdellOctober 19, 2017
    In the Arab media world, politics is in the spotlight. This site is breaking the mold by using music as its lens
    As a site focused on independent music, the five-year-old Ma3azef.com still has limited competition — and is trying everything from new print products to multi-country live music festivals.
    There is “nothing resembling consensus” about whether the online misinformation problem can actually be solved
    Modern media, modern newsroom: a new report looks at the how and why of newsroom redesigns
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