sábado 23 de mayo de 2026

Revisamos continuamente numerosos artículos sobre innovación y transformación digital del periodismo y de la industria de medios.  Compartimos aquí una selección de los artículos que hemos leído últimamente

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The ECJ Sides With Publishers, The Economist Splits the Web, and Newsrooms Discover Vibe Coding – Twipe

The EU’s top court ruled on 12 May in favour of press publishers in Meta Platforms Ireland v. AGCOM. This ruling confirms that EU Member States can require platforms to pay publishers for using their news content. Source: The ECJ Sides With Publishers, The Economist Splits the Web, and Newsrooms Discover Vibe Coding - Twipe

Axel Springer reports higher 2025 profit after split from investors

German media giant Axel Springer on Thursday reported increased revenue and operating profit for 2025 as it announced its first financial results since parting ways with investors KKR and CPP Investments. Source: Axel Springer reports higher 2025 profit after split from investors

More than 340 local news outlets are limiting the Internet Archive’s access to their journalism | Nieman Journalism Lab

In January, Nieman Lab broke the story that major news publishers — including The New York Times, The Guardian, and USA Today Co. — had started blocking the Internet Archive due to concerns that AI companies might scrape the nonprofit’s repositories for training data. No news publisher has confirmed to Nieman Lab that an AI company has...

Vox Media CEO Tells Why He Sold Podcast Business to James Murdoch – Business Insider

Jim Bankoff spent nearly 20 years building Vox Media. Now he's selling a big chunk of it to James Murdoch, one of Rupert Murdoch's sons, who is acquiring Vox's podcast network — along with New York magazine and Vox.com for a reported $300 million. Source: Vox Media CEO Tells Why He Sold Podcast Business to James Murdoch -...

BuzzFeed, Vice, digital media lost millions in valuation before selling

Digital media companies that waited too long to sell all or parts of their businesses saw their final sale prices plummet from their peak valuations. Why it matters: Peak valuations came at a frothy time in digital publishing when social distribution, search traffic and scale-based audience growth convinced investors these were the next generation of media giants. Source:...

Dow Jones CEO: Storyful merger will fuel growth to $1bn profit – Press Gazette

Video verification and business intelligence provider Storyful is being integrated into Dow Jones, 13 years after its acquisition by their joint parent company News Corp. Dow Jones chief executive Almar Latour told Press Gazette the addition of Storyful on 29 June would be a “meaningful accelerator on our path to making Dow Jones bigger”. He said it...

Google’s new YouTube AI tools could make AI slop impossible to escape | Android Central

Alongside expanding conversational search features to the Play Store, Google is also bringing more AI-powered features to YouTube, along with even more tools that might make AI-slop almost impossible to escape. The Ask YouTube feature has existed for a while, allowing users to ask Gemini questions about a specific video from its listing page, but now Google...

OpenAI says it’s getting serious about AI detection and labeling | The Verge

OpenAI is announcing updates today that aim to make it easier for people to identify when online content has been generated using its AI models. Alongside strengthening its commitment to embedding generated works with C2PA content credentials — currently the most recognized provenance standard for checking how image, video, and audio content was made or edited —...

Political Money Is Flowing to Influencers. But From Whom? – The New York Times

Last month, Carlos Eduardo Espina, a progressive influencer, revealed a surprising endorsement to his 14.5 million followers on TikTok: He would support Tom Steyer, the billionaire running for California governor as a Democrat. Source: Political Money Is Flowing to Influencers. But From Whom? - The New York Times

Exclusive: Jonah Peretti explains why he sold BuzzFeed | The Verge

oday, I’m talking with Jonah Peretti, who is, technically, the CEO of BuzzFeed — although that will be coming to an end very soon. Just days before we spoke, Jonah agreed to sell 52 percent of BuzzFeed for a total of $120 million to Byron Allen, who owns The Weather Channel, a number of broadcast stations, and...
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Laboratorio de periodismo es una iniciativa de la Fundación Luca de Tena que nace para tratar de cubrir las necesidades de los periodistas derivadas de la transformación del sector, el cambio disruptivo del negocio de la información y la demanda de nuevos perfiles profesionales en entornos en los que dicha formación no está, en la mayoría de los casos, al alcance de los nuevos profesionales.

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