國際傳媒新聞：2019/03/08~2019/03/14
CounterPunch｜March 12
Can Journalism Be Saved? A Tax Credit System for Creative Work
The basic problem faced by news outlets, and other producers of creative work, is that the Internet has made it possible to transfer written material, as well as recorded music and video material, at near zero cost. This means that the condition loved by economists, with the price being equal to the marginal cost, implies that this material would be available for free. If users pay what it costs to deliver a news article, song, or movie over the web, they would pay nothing, leaving no money to support the workers who produced the material.
Forbes｜March 11
Social Media Isn’t Faster Or Better Than The News
Interestingly, the BBVA report confirms that the trends found in breaking news events also hold true for longitudinal industry analyses. In the case of breaking events, news and social media offer largely similar perspectives hour by hour as the event progresses.
Quartz ｜March 12
How Narendra Modi has almost killed the Indian media
The long-simmering crisis of credibility in the Indian news media reached a boiling point in the weeks following the deadly terrorist attack in Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir last month.
Media Matters ｜March 11
How broadcast TV networks covered climate change in 2018
For this study, Media Matters examined 2018 news coverage of climate change on broadcast TV networks, counting and analyzing segments devoted to climate change and segments in which an employee of the network incorporated climate change.
journalism.co.uk｜March 12
BBC Local News Partnerships: how breaking out of the London bubble can strengthen the news agenda
Looking outside your newsroom – and your city – for stories comes up with unexpected benefits. Catch up with the main points raised by Matthew Barraclough, head of BBC Local News Partnerships (LNP), speaking at Newsrewired
Los Angeles Times｜March 11
ESPN launches ‘Daily Wager’ as sports betting goes showtime
It’s the first regularly scheduled program from the Walt Disney Co.’s sports media behemoth solely dedicated to gaming-related information and data on upcoming contests, and it likely won’t be the last as legal sports betting spreads throughout the country.
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