30/05/19
Análise do website da RTP (1998-2018)
Cádima, F. R. (2019). “Uma análise do website da RTP e os ‘novos serviços audiovisuais’ da televisão pública”. In Cádima, F. R. (Org.). Diversidade e Pluralismo nos Média. Lisboa: ICNOVA, pp. 93-108.
29/05/19
22/05/19
Weapons of mass destruction for democracy (fake news and EU elections)
Networks of Deception (Avaaz Report). "The size and sophistication of these networks makes them weapons of mass destruction for democracy, and right now they are pointed squarely at Europe" (Christoph Schott).
Junk News During the EU Parliamentary Elections: Lessons from a Seven-Language Study of Twitter and Facebook (Oxford Internet Institute).
Junk News During the EU Parliamentary Elections: Lessons from a Seven-Language Study of Twitter and Facebook (Oxford Internet Institute).
21/05/19
15/05/19
Publicidade e Digital
Cádima, F. R. (2019). “A Publicidade face aos novos contextos da era Digital: privacidade, transparência e disrupção”. Media & Jornalismo, v. 19, n. 34, p. 35-46.
04/05/19
26/04/19
Televisão pública e diversidade cultural em Portugal
Cádima et al. (2019). “Televisão pública e diversidade cultural em Portugal”. In Cádima, F. R. (Org.). Diversidade e Pluralismo nos Média. Lisboa: ICNOVA, pp. 55-72. http://www.icnova.fcsh.unl.pt/wp-content/uploads/sites/38/2019/04/ICNOVA_Diversidade_Pluralismo_total_v2.pdf
25/04/19
Revisão do problema da Legitimação do PSM no contexto digital
Cádima, F. R. (2019). “Revisão do problema da Legitimação do PSM no contexto digital”. In Cádima, F. R. (Org.). Diversidade e Pluralismo nos Média. Lisboa: ICNOVA, pp. 129-140. http://www.icnova.fcsh.unl.pt/wp-content/uploads/sites/38/2019/04/ICNOVA_Diversidade_Pluralismo_total_v2.pdf
24/04/19
Facebook suprime redes de ultraderecha
Facebook suprime tres redes de ultraderecha con casi 1,5 millones de seguidores a cinco días de las elecciones. Las páginas estaban coordinadas desde Barcelona y Lanzarote y habían logrado más de siete millones de interacciones en 2019 (El País)
12/04/19
The "lobbyists' model"
You elected them to write new laws. They’re letting corporations do it instead. [Rob O’Dell and Nick Penzenstadler/The Arizona Republic, USA Today and the Center for Public Integrity]
11/04/19
10/04/19
Blockchain Demystified
This IAB White Paper will focus on explaining the basics of blockchain and its potential applications for marketing and advertising.
09/04/19
Blockchain Presents 'Governance Crisis'
Ethereum Cofounder Says Blockchain Presents 'Governance Crisis' (Fortune). (“This is the first time ever where we’re flirting with the idea of a corporation without a CEO or a country without a president” - Charles Hoskinson).
Facebook begs to be regulated – but wants to pick how
Facebook is asking to be regulated but wants to choose how (Emily Bell, The Guardian)
01/04/19
31/03/19
Rethinking Journalism
Does Journalism Have a Future? (Jill Lepore, The New Yorker)
The biggest nonprofit media outlets are thriving but smaller ones may not survive (The conversation)
The biggest nonprofit media outlets are thriving but smaller ones may not survive (The conversation)
28/03/19
How the Copyright Directive reshapes the open web
Europe is splitting the internet into three (Casey Newton, The Verge)
23/03/19
Europe takes on the tech giants
Silicon Valley is where the brainiest ideas meet the smartest money. Even so, if you want to understand where the world’s most powerful industry is heading, look not to Washington and California, but to Brussels and Berlin. Our cover this week reports on how the European Union is pioneering a distinct tech doctrine that aims to give individuals control over their own information and the profits from it, and to prise open tech firms to competition. The EU is edging towards cracking the big-tech puzzle in a way that empowers consumers, not the state or secretive monopolies. If it finds the answer, Americans should not hesitate to copy it. (The Economist)
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