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Articles tagged Mexico (33)

“Verne has brought changes to the way we think about information at El País, and how we frame stories to make sure they have an impact on social platforms.”
“Verne ha traído cambios a cómo concebimos las informaciones en El País y cómo las titulamos para asegurarnos un mayor impacto en redes y plataformas sociales”.
From Facebook-only verticals to Telegram bots to an in-house Snapchat imitator, Juanfutbol is trying to thread the needle between social distribution and site loyalty.
“Say a member is talking about a mining problem in his or her community. We open this up: This mining company is linked to issues in another reporter’s country — why don’t you work together?”
The New York Times en Español is the Times’ latest attempt to grow its audience internationally.
When the Mexican digital news site Animal Politico obtained previously classified government documents on drug cartels, it wanted to figure out the best way to unleash the “great potential” of the data.
Mexico is the viral giant’s latest target for expansion. Will it continue leading with listicles and nostalgia, or is there more room for news in how it introduces BuzzFeed to new territories?
The rise and fall of a narcotweeter, how to build an online community, and when fact-checking backfires: all that and more in this month’s roundup of the academic literature.
Researchers found that Twitter users covering the violence start to take on some of the characteristics of traditional media.