Según Bloomberg, los medios de comunicación se están hartando de Facebook:

Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook

Facebook’s efforts to build a library of high-end original videos are meeting resistance from publishers frustrated by the way the company has treated them. (…)

When Facebook Inc. wants to try something new, one of its first calls is to CNN. It was a key partner when Facebook introduced its news-reading app, Paper, in 2014. When the social network shuttered Paper soon after, transmogrifying it into a series of fast-­loading News Feed stories called Instant Articles, CNN remained on board. And last year, when Facebook began focusing on hosting live video, CNN was one of the few parties to which it paid a nominal fee to produce clips of, say, election results being projected on the Empire State Building.

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Artículo completo aquí: Bloomberg

 

Publicado el Digital News Report correspondiente a este año por el Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.

Tomado de la página web del informe:

This year’s report reveals new insights about digital news consumption based on a YouGov survey of over 70,000 online news consumers in 36 countries including the US and UK.

The report focuses on the issues of trust in the era of fake news, changing business models and the role of platforms.

• Sitio web del informe
• Report completo en pdf

En The Conversation, uno de los miembros del Reuters Institute, Richard Fletcher, ha publicado ya  una sugerente interpretación:

Online news is highly polarised in some countries – but technology’s not to blame

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Publicaremos un análisis de este informe bien como entrada individual y/o como parte del próximo Boletín.

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