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    Articles tagged European Union (19)

    Shan WangJanuary 22, 2018
    A network of news outlets and data agencies wants to unlock untold data stories across Europe
    Data-driven news stories produced by members of the European Data Journalism Network are translated into English, French, German, Italian, Polish, and Spanish and then made available for free to all partner and non-partner news organizations.
    Shan WangNovember 30, 2017
    At this EU-supported online outlet for young Europeans, its readers are also its writers and translators
    Cafébabel’s articles — all of which are available in multiple languages — inhabit a Europe where Italians might care about a climate policy issue in Portugal or Spaniards might be interested in an up-and-coming artist from Switzerland.
    The European Union’s new data privacy rules will make companies worldwide clean up their online security, or else
    Lei sobre privacidade de dados ajudará companhias a serem mais seguras
    A new European union is forming (of news orgs partnering to share their data tools and journalism)
    Ricardo BiltonJune 27, 2016
    Saying publishers’ anti-adblock tactics are illegal, a European privacy advocate plans his attack
    “The amount of ire and vitriol that has been thrown my way over the past four or five months is a very clear indication that [publishers are] absolutely terrified…If they want my advice on how to do it legally, they can pay me for it.”
    Shan WangJune 24, 2016
    Should it stay or should it go: News outlets scramble to cover Britain’s decision to exit the European Union
    Online, readers stayed up for the results: Peak traffic to BBC News, for instance, was around 4 a.m. GMT, and by 11 a.m. BBC.com had received 88 million page views.
    Ken DoctorApril 30, 2015
    Newsonomics: The Guardian is trying to swing Google’s pendulum back to publishers
    With two major partnership moves, The Guardian’s Andrew Miller is trying to find a stronger position for premium publishers in a Google/Facebook-dominated world.
    Catherine StuppDecember 2, 2014
    The fight to get Google to pay for news continues in Europe
    The battle over snippets and links, fought country to country across the continent, is moving up to the continental level.
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