This article analyzes the repercussions on journalistic activity of the regulatory measures adopted by the United States and Europe to protect privacy in the use of drones. Similarities and differences between the adopted regulations are evaluated. It is observed that in the United States recommendations are generally chosen, in which drone user´s willingness prevails over third parties´ right to privacy. However, there are exceptions, such as the cases of the states of Texas and California, where the use of drones without proper authorization is considered a violation of the right to privacy. In Europe, the regulations are applicable to all member countries, and the system provides more guarantees, considering the principles of necessity and transparency.

This article analyzes the repercussions on journalistic activity of the regulatory measures adopted by the United States and Europe to protect privacy in the use of drones. Similarities and differences between the adopted regulations are evaluated. It is observed that in the United States recommendations are generally chosen, in which drone user´s willingness prevails over third parties´ right to privacy. However, there are exceptions, such as the cases of the states of Texas and California, where the use of drones without proper authorization is considered a violation of the right to privacy. In Europe, the regulations are applicable to all member countries, and the system provides more guarantees, considering the principles of necessity and transparency.

Digitization has brought with it an increase in the supply of media and content, which has led to an increase in competition for news companies both in terms of audience and income. But how to convert that audience that is migrating from paper to the digital environment into income? In this paper, an exploratory and descriptive analysis of the business models of journalistic companies in the digital environmentis made. For this reason, three objectives are proposed: to know the main marketing strategies, identify the conditions that have influenced decision-making and detect market challenges. Based on which, the reports made by the Reuters Institute, Pew Research Center, Poynter Institute, Evoca and the Association of Information Media are taken as a reference, as well as the contributions of various researchers on thesubject. It is found that, among the strategies developed, charging f...

Digitization has brought with it an increase in the supply of media and content, which has led to an increase in competition for news companies both in terms of audience and income. But how to convert that audience that is migrating from paper to the digital environment into income? In this paper, an exploratory and descriptive analysis of the business models of journalistic companies in the digital environmentis made. For this reason, three objectives are proposed: to know the main marketing strategies, identify the conditions that have influenced decision-making and detect market challenges. Based on which, the reports made by the Reuters Institute, Pew Research Center, Poynter Institute, Evoca and the Association of Information Media are taken as a reference, as well as the contributions of various researchers on thesubject. It is found that, among the strategies developed, charging f...