Archives: 2017

C.W. AndersonMay 23, 2017
Pegadinhas acadêmicas podem nos ensinar algo sobre jornalismo na era Trump
Experimentos mostram que problemas são culturais e estruturais.
Laura Hazard OwenMay 23, 2017
Scribd says it has over 500,000 subscribers paying $8.99/month for ebooks, audiobooks, and now news
The content subscription site is adding content from newspapers like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
Ricardo BiltonMay 22, 2017
A small survey suggests chasing pageviews isn’t putting as much pressure on watchdog reporting as you might think (or fear)
Shan WangMay 22, 2017
How NPR considers what new platforms — from smartwatches to fridges — will get its programming
“Generally, we try to get to ‘yes’ faster than we try to get to ‘no.‘”
Padraic RyanMay 22, 2017
“Who’s your 4chan correspondent?” (and other questions Storyful thinks newsrooms should be asking after the French election)
“The example of France shows it is possible to curtail [misinformation] campaigns. But to do so, newsrooms need to move the discussion out of the realm of the theoretical and into the practical.”
Laura Hazard OwenMay 19, 2017
Почему пока нельзя сказать, проиграна ли борьба Facebook с фейковыми новостями
Трудно уследить за нарастающим 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.
Joseph LichtermanMay 19, 2017
3 things BuzzFeed News thinks about before sending a push alert
Joseph LichtermanMay 19, 2017
This is the story behind that double push alert The New York Times sent about Comey’s Trump memo
So why’d the Times make your phone buzz twice Tuesday afternoon? The inspiration was threaded tweets.
Laura Hazard OwenMay 19, 2017
It’s too early to declare Facebook’s anti-fake news efforts a failure
Plus: A new report on the many types of trolls, and what happens when fact and fiction get blended together.
Laura Hazard OwenMay 19, 2017
La lucha de Facebook contra las noticias falsas no es un fracaso (todavía)
Facebook, por supuesto, no está publicando datos.
Laura Hazard OwenMay 18, 2017
“Won’t work for exposure”: The financial nitty-gritty of commercial–nonprofit news partnerships
“Some nonprofits do good journalism but don’t solve a problem faced by commercial news outlets.”
Ricardo BiltonMay 18, 2017
With a big Amazon streaming deal, Berkeley’s journalism program is building a new revenue stream
Streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix are desperate for more content and are willing to pay for it. A new offshoot of Berkeley’s investigative journalism program is trying to take advantage of that.
Laura Hazard OwenMay 17, 2017
More European newspapers are charging for content online (but there are differences by country)
Ricardo BiltonMay 17, 2017
Facebook, still fighting the fake news problem, is making another attempt at reducing News Feed clickbait
Joseph LichtermanMay 17, 2017
“There’s almost no journalism in tennis,” but the print quarterly Racquet is trying to change that
“I would be lying to you if I said I didn’t have huge ambitions for this — especially after I have a little bit of a messiah complex now about how we have to save tennis from itself.”
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