France TV: awareness campaign on barrier gestures with the actors of “Skam”
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:15 am
Amazon, Google, Microsoft provided web services to Chinese companies blacklisted in the United States
$1 Disney+ account, $5 botnet: Cybercrime is cheap in 2020
Tracing apps:
Israel limits its Covid-19 surveillance to 'special cases'
England introduces system for tracing “contact cases”
Belgium changes its mind and is also preparing a tracing app for this summer
Infodemic:
Covid-19: misinformation arrives on TikTok and in particular Plandemic clips
Older users are more likely to share false information, but not for the reasons you might think
How Covid-19 led Twitter to fact-check Trump's tweets
The Atlantic magazine recently published “Shadowland,” a dossier on the history of conspiratorial thinking in the United States.
LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS
Hadopi says it is “reinforced” in its action to combat piracy
After two years, billions invested and some progress, the GDPR is stalling
JOURNALISM
Crisis and transformation of the sector:
CBS News layoffs via Zoom
The Atlantic lays off 68 employees (17% of its workforce) and closes its video department
Murdoch signs the death of the printed versions of a hundred Australian newspapers.
The disappearance of local media represents bitcoin data a “silent emergency” for cities, which will not know how badly they are affected by the virus
Publishers are still holding on to subscribers gained during the coronavirus crisis
Euronews continues to expand worldwide and has extended its distribution to more than 25 million homes in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America in recent weeks.
What readers look for in news coverage of Covid-19 varies over time
Bad news quietly put aside during the pandemic
Indiegraf (an independent network of local news channels) seeks to reinvent the journalistic production chain due to the digitalization of media.
Daily Mail owner says print ad revenues have plunged 70%
STORYTELLING FORMATS.
$1 Disney+ account, $5 botnet: Cybercrime is cheap in 2020
Tracing apps:
Israel limits its Covid-19 surveillance to 'special cases'
England introduces system for tracing “contact cases”
Belgium changes its mind and is also preparing a tracing app for this summer
Infodemic:
Covid-19: misinformation arrives on TikTok and in particular Plandemic clips
Older users are more likely to share false information, but not for the reasons you might think
How Covid-19 led Twitter to fact-check Trump's tweets
The Atlantic magazine recently published “Shadowland,” a dossier on the history of conspiratorial thinking in the United States.
LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS
Hadopi says it is “reinforced” in its action to combat piracy
After two years, billions invested and some progress, the GDPR is stalling
JOURNALISM
Crisis and transformation of the sector:
CBS News layoffs via Zoom
The Atlantic lays off 68 employees (17% of its workforce) and closes its video department
Murdoch signs the death of the printed versions of a hundred Australian newspapers.
The disappearance of local media represents bitcoin data a “silent emergency” for cities, which will not know how badly they are affected by the virus
Publishers are still holding on to subscribers gained during the coronavirus crisis
Euronews continues to expand worldwide and has extended its distribution to more than 25 million homes in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America in recent weeks.
What readers look for in news coverage of Covid-19 varies over time
Bad news quietly put aside during the pandemic
Indiegraf (an independent network of local news channels) seeks to reinvent the journalistic production chain due to the digitalization of media.
Daily Mail owner says print ad revenues have plunged 70%
STORYTELLING FORMATS.