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No news today because we are waiting on Zuck - Vimarsana News

No news today because we are waiting on Zuck

We have joined a news publishing freeze today, calling out Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for refusing to support smaller publishers.

GetUp! - The report your MP needs to see - Vimarsana News

GetUp! - The report your MP needs to see

Rupert Murdoch's son Lachlan is in town – attending a Sky News party with Scott Morrison and Dominic Perrotet. The Murdoch Press' ties to the Liberal party are stronger than ever so we need to curb their influence by pressuring MP's to call for media diversity reform on the campaign trail. Share GetUp's media diversity report with your MP today!

Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2022 - Vimarsana News

Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2022

This annual report, based on a survey of senior executives, looks at the key issues facing journalism in 2022 and beyond.

Source: ox.ac.uk
Australia: Facebook re-friends Australian news but doubts remain - Vimarsana News

Australia: Facebook re-friends Australian news but doubts remain

Australia: Facebook re-friends Australian news but doubts remain 24 February 2021 Australia: Facebook re-friends Australian news but doubts remain Facebook announced it would reverse its decision to block Australian news from the platform after a breakthrough in negotiations with Australia’s government over its proposed News Media Bargaining Code. The IFJ and its Australian affiliate the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) welcome the outcome, but remain concerned at the failure of the code to support smaller media organisations and freelancers. Facebook warning of restricted co...

Source: ifj.org
Publishers around the world react to Facebook's Australia news ban - Vimarsana News

Publishers around the world react to Facebook's Australia news ban

Media execs are weighing the potential international fallout of Facebook's Australia news ban. Web traffic to Australian news sites began to drop significantly just hours after the ban. Australia could serve as a testing ground for tussles elsewhere between regulators and Big Tech. Facebook's move Wednesday to ban news content in Australia has caused shockwaves not only among publishers Down Under but among news execs elsewhere who are wary that they could soon face similar situations as regulators bear down on Big Tech. The social networking giant blocked all Australian users and publishers ...