BBC to pay ‘substantial’ sum for story libelling Ukrainian president
By Jim Waterson, Source : The Guardian The BBC has agreed to pay substantial libel damages to Ukraine’s president, Petro …
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How Twitter’s algorithm is amplifying extreme political rhetoric
By Oliver Darcy , Source : CNN Business Imagine opening up the Twitter app on your phone and scrolling through …
Mobile time-spent jumps up: YouTube corners ~40% of the traffic, Facebook less than 10%
By Monojoy Bhattacharjee, Source : What’s new in publishing Smartphones are the big gainers in media consumption year-over-year, according to …
Is it time for Facebook Live to be shut down?
By :Jennifer Grygiel , Source :Nieman Lab No child should ever see the sort of “raw and visceral content” that …
Michael Jackson’s #MeToo moment
By Jon Allsop, Source :Columbia Journalism Review “The question now, of course, is what do wedo?” Wesley Morris asks in …
Want to Start a Collaborative Journalism Project? ProPublica is Building Tools to Help
By Rachel Glickhouse, Source : ProPublica We’re announcing new tools, documentation and training to help news organizations collaborate on data …
Pakistan cites articles by karan Thapar, Pravin Swami in Indian Media at ICJ to claim Jadhav was a spy
Source : The Economic Times Pakistan cited articles written by Karan Thapar and Praveen Swami in the ICJ to claim …
The New York Times is getting close to becoming a majority-digital company
By JOSHUA BENTON Source : Nieman Lab The dream for any newspaper seeking to last longer than …
Old people are most likely to share fake news on Facebook.
By :Alex Hern , Source : The Guardian Older people are almost four times more likely to have shared fake news …
Journalism in jeopardy
Book Review By Kevin Canfield on DateBook Alan Rusbridger spent four decades in the newspaper business, and for almost half that …
