▍國際傳媒：2020/07/10~2020/07/16

✅Press Gazette｜20200709

🔗News agency sacks 90% of clients due to ‘terminal’ business model and adopts ‘hybrid’ approach

The current news agency business model is “terminal” according to one agency owner who has decided to experiment with a new hybrid approach.

✅FOREIGN POLICY｜20200710

🔗Journalism Has a Class Problem, Too

The increasingly narrow backgrounds of reporters distort coverage at home and abroad.

✅GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY｜20200713

🔗How Disinformation Targeted Governments Amid National Protests

A recent torrent of disinformation seems to have inflamed much of the civil unrest inspired by the police killing of George Floyd. Much of the disinformation was “anti-government” in nature, a new report suggests.

✅The HINDU｜20200713

🔗The travesty of film journalism

These reviewers think cinema happens in a vacuum. There’s no mention of the socio-cultural dimensions of the film. The rest of the stories are interviews with actors. Most of these are PR-driven exercises engineered before the launch of a film or intended to serve vested interests.

✅HUFFPOST｜20200714

🔗How 2 Pandemics Made Way For A Reckoning In Black Media

Several Black writers and editors have used this moment to spur change within their current and former newsrooms.

✅QUARTZ｜20200715

🔗It’s time for business journalism to break with its conservative past

If we want a better, more inclusive economy, we need a new, more demanding form of business and economic journalism, one that questions the assumptions our organizations, industries, and economies are built on; investigates not only how the systems that govern them are working now, but how they might be improved.

✅DIGIDAY ｜20200715

🔗Slack is fueling media’s bottom-up revolution

At media companies, there are typically Slack channels for the entire newsroom, for instance, as well as for smaller groups, like the politics or culture desk or ad sales team. Mobile-friendly and sleek, Slack quickly replaced email and other instant messaging services and became most media companies’ digital assembly point.