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no caminho dos profissionais de informação (quiça, no dos jornalistas que não se mumizaram)
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media: where people spend their time and where advertisers spend their money:
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Journalism is many good things, but it’s going to be a different set of good things in each time, place, and circumstance.
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Em um mundo onde não está claro para onde estamos indo, os #jornalistas precisam de habilidades completamente novas
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Yesterday, the Moon passed between the Sun and Earth, casting its shadow from China to North America…
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the future is coming and we have somehow convinced ourselves that forward-thinking technology companies, by learning so much more about people’s behavior and habits and knowing more about them than they do themselves, will somehow, with undreamed-of efficiency, sell them something. And these social media savants will be able to do this without having to rely on the much more mysterious and hit-and-miss process of producing good stories.
Perhaps. Just don’t call it media.
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For all its valuation, the social network is just another ad-supported site. Without an earth-changing idea, it will collapse and take down the Web.
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O sertão exercia, sobre aquela gente, a
mesma atração que exerceu o mar para seus pais ou avós portugueses.
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The pace of technological change will not abate, and to think of our current time as a transition between two eras, rather than a continuum of change, is a mistake. There has been tremendous disruption in journalism, but there are upsides: everyone has a printing press, there are no gatekeepers [or at least new gatekeepers], and journalism can and will be better than in the past.
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BCE emprestou € 1 trilhão, com juros de 1%, aos bancos europeus, que repassam a 6%. a #crise é moral (e terminal?) http://www.estadao.com.br/noticias/suplementos,au-revoir-sarko,872158,0.htm
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MADRID (Reuters) – Thousands of Spaniards fed up with economic misery and waving banners against bankers marched on Saturday to mark the first anniversary of the grassroots Indignados movement that has…
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O diálogo é certamente uma arte difícil. Significa esclarecer as questões em conjunto, mais do que conduzi-las por meio de seu próprio caminho; multiplicar as vozes, mais do que reduzi-las; ampliar as possibilidades, mais do que ter em vista um consenso total; perseguir o entendimento, em vez de visar a derrota do outro; e tudo isso deve estar animado pelo desejo de manter a conversa fluindo. Dominar essa arte consome um tempo terrível e não promete tornar nossa vida mais fácil. No entanto, promete torná-las mais excitante, mais útil aos outros, e transformar nossas escolhas profissionais em uma viagem de descobrimento contínua e interminável.
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