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The object of this research is the practice of quality news on internet-native news outlets. It aimed at answering the following questions:<p>1) What is high quality news in internet-native news outlets? What is the criterion?<p>2) What are the process of development and experience of internet as news outlets? Why do professional journalists of traditional media seek internet as news outlets?<p>3) How do journalists use ICTs to make the best of alternative news outlets? What are the operation models and their characteristics?<p><p>This dissertation derived from the assumption that internet-native news outlets are effective journalistic practices to improve the quality of the news. To understand this proposition, various perspectives of definition and the way of measuring the quality of the news were adopted in this research. Practically, three internet-native news outlets were chosen as case studies in this research: The French website Rue89, Belgium website Apache and Spanish website Eldiario. The empirical part of this study includes twenty in-depth interviews and observation in their newsrooms, and basic statistics of top news stories in the home page of six websites from the three countries. Therefore, both quantitative and qualitative methods have been used in this research.<p><p>The contribution of this research is rethinking quality journalism in the digital age and introducing the journalistic experiences of professional journalists. First, this research provides an academic definition for the newly generated websites, and theorizes it as Internet-native news outlets. Next, this research analysed internet-native news outlets systematically, especially importing the European journalism website to the domain of online journalism studies. Moreover, the introduction of journalist’s statues in different countries is a valuable complement for journalism studies. Furthermore, the method of interview, observation and case study were applied in this research, which is a new examination of online journalism research. Finally, internet-native news outlets create a positive interaction between journalists and readers, which also enrich the news issues and news resource. It is quite important to rethink and discover the social problems. These academic explorations certainly confront many challenges because of majority of social and culture factors, but the results would be valuable for the reflection on knowledge construction in the international academy.<p> / Doctorat en Information et communication / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished

This thesis deals with the changes within Czech music journalism that are connected to the boom of digital media and online journalism. Firstly, in its the theoretical part, this thesis offers a brief overview of a history of music journalism in Czech lands as well as worldwide and suggests what the role of a music critic is. Then it describes the boom of online journalism - again in Czech context as well as in a wolrdwide context - and continues with describing the main specfics of online journalism.It also mentions current trends of online journalism. The second part of this thesis focuses exclusively on Czech music journalism in the era of a drastic book of digital media after 1995. Main economic and sociocultural trends that influenced Czech music journalism are also mentioned. The second part of this thesis then focuses on a Czech magazine market and various forms of music journalism within a Czech online environment. For the research part of this thesis two media maps of Czech music print and Czech music websites have been made which is followed by a analysis the most popular music website Musicserver.

A pesquisa busca alcançar novos aportes para estudos em infografia jornalística à medida que investiga qualidades, atividades profissionais e tecnologias envolvidas na produção de uma modalidade infográfica emergente, o infovis, contextualizada pelas potencialidades do meio digital e on-line, e sintonizada com práticas comunicacionais contemporâneas, que supera, em determinados aspectos, modelos infográficos anteriores. Com vistas a atingir nosso objetivo investigativo adotamos metodologia de pesquisa em duas etapas: 1) revisão conceitual de três referências teóricas fundamentais - visualização da informação, infografia jornalística e interatividade; e 2) proposta de análise de infovis com base na técnica de pesquisa de análise de conteúdo. Assim, o corpus empírico é constituído por 270 infovis de conteúdo temático político, sobretudo eleitoral, de quatro sítios jornalísticos - The New York Times, The Guardian, Folha de S. Paulo e O Estado de S. Paulo - veiculados entre jan. 2010 e dez. 2013. A partir de sistemático procedimento de análise elaborado segundo unidades e subunidades analíticas orientadas pelas três dimensões teóricas do dispositivo infovis (input, interface e output), obtivemos respostas codificadas para todas as peças do corpus. A leitura do formulário de análise preenchido gerou resultados e inferências sobre nossa amostra que apontam para aspectos produtivos pioneiros em infografia, como maior abertura comunicacional à audiência, emprego de ferramentas on-line e gratuitas para produção de infovis e utilização de tecnologia de atualização contínua dos dados visualizados. / The research seeks to offer new contributions for studies on journalistic infographics by investigating the qualities, professional activities, and technologies involved in the production of an emerging form of infographics, the infovis, within the context of the potential of online environments, in synch with contemporary communications practices, and which overcomes, in certain aspects, previous infographics models. In order to meet our research objective, we employed a two-stage method: 1) conceptual review of three fundamental theoretical subjects - information visualization, journalistic infographics, and interactivity; and 2) a proposal for the analysis of infovis based on the technique of content analysis research. Thus, the empirical corpus is made up of 270 examples of infovis with political thematic content, mainly electoral, from four journalistic websites - The New York Times, The Guardian, Folha de S. Paulo and O Estado de S. Paulo - published between January 2010 and December 2013. Based on a systematic procedure for analysis, organized by analytical units and subunits, as well as by the three theoretical facets of the infovis device (input, interface and output), we obtained codified responses for all pieces within the corpus. From the reading of the completed analysis form, results and inferences were generated for our sample, which point to pioneering productive features in infographics, such as greater communicative openness with the audience, use of free online tools for the production of infovis, and use of real-time technology for on-screen data

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No. of bitstreams: 1 MPPJM - ANTONIO DA ROCHA E SILVA FILHO.pdf: 3594229 bytes, checksum: 1169b9d095e601992d9fb9ec8f8bf09a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-03-29 / This research brings a study of the effects of digital communication in popular journalism practiced in Brazil. For that, Extra and Agora São Paulo newspapers were selected. These newspapers are published by two of the largest communication groups in the country (Globo and Folha), were born in print and represent the model of popular journalism based on service inaugurated in the later years 1990. Based on the concepts of popular journalism proposed by Márcia Franz Amaral and on-line journalism presented by Ramón Salaverría and João Canavilhas, the study initially discusses the importance of popular newspapers, their characteristics, the sensationalism that permeates the segment and the evolution of digital communication. The work brings an analysis of the homepages and social media Facebook and Twitter of the two newspapers, based on tools proposed by Marcos Palacios, and presents interviews with editors of the two media outlets to understand the editorial choices in the online environment and to know the impacts of the digital communication in the work of professionals in popular journalism. The results of the research indicate that Extra is at a more advanced stage of online journalism and has been using digital tools for journalistic production for a longer period of time. It offers multimedia and interactive content for its readers and has intense action in social networks. Agora has a production still focused on the printed platform and begins to crawl in the digital world. It presents a totally static site and its presence in social media is small. The two newspapers, however, keep present in the online medium the main news values of popular service journalism: entertainment, proximity and utility. The two vehicles are undergoing major transformation periods: Extra newsroom has been unified with O Globo newspaper, and Agora is preparing to launch a totally redesigned new website and to expand its activities in social media. The transformations bring new impacts to the two vehicles, which currently use different strategies in the digital environment. This work presents the performance of Extra and Agora in the online medium so far and the scenarios that each one lives in the moment, which should mean new modifications in each of them. / Esta pesquisa traz um estudo dos efeitos da comunicação digital no jornalismo popular praticado no Brasil. Para tanto foram escolhidos os jornais Extra e Agora São Paulo, publicações do segmento editadas por dois dos maiores grupos de comunicação do país (Globo e Folha), nascidos no meio impresso e que representam o modelo de jornalismo popular de serviços inaugurado no final dos anos 1990. A partir dos conceitos de jornalismo popular propostos por Márcia Franz Amaral e de jornalismo on-line apresentados por Ramón Salaverría e João Canavilhas, o trabalho faz inicialmente uma discussão sobre a importância dos jornais populares, suas características, o sensacionalismo que permeia o segmento e a evolução da comunicação digital. O trabalho traz uma análise das homepages e das redes sociais Facebook e Twitter dos dois jornais, com base em ferramentas propostas por Marcos Palacios, e apresenta entrevistas com editores dos dois veículos de comunicação para compreender as escolhas editoriais no meio on-line e conhecer os impactos da comunicação digital na atuação dos profissionais no jornalismo popular. Os resultados da pesquisa indicam que o Extra está em estágio mais avançado do jornalismo on-line e emprega há mais tempo e com mais propriedade ferramentas digitais para a produção jornalística. Oferece conteúdo multimídia e interativo para seus leitores e tem intensa atuação nas redes sociais. O Agora tem uma produção ainda voltada para a plataforma impressa e começa a engatinhar no mundo digital. Apresenta um site totalmente estático e sua presença nas redes sociais é pequena. Os dois jornais, no entanto, mantêm presentes no meio on-line os principais valores-notícia do jornalismo popular de serviços: entretenimento, proximidade e utilidade. Os dois veículos passam por períodos de transformação importantes: o Extra teve sua redação unificada com a do jornal O Globo, e o Agora se prepara para lançar um novo site totalmente reformulado e ampliar sua atuação nas redes sociais. As transformações trazem novos impactos aos dois veículos, que neste momento usam estratégias distintas no meio digital. Este trabalho apresenta a atuação de Extra e Agora no meio on-line até aqui e os cenários que cada um vive no momento, o que deverá significar novas modificações em cada um deles.

Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2018-08-22T12:16:07Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Ana Paula Soares Mesquita.pdf: 3791550 bytes, checksum: 08830963063be694a0abeed6ad04f0fa (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-22T12:16:07Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Ana Paula Soares Mesquita.pdf: 3791550 bytes, checksum: 08830963063be694a0abeed6ad04f0fa (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-08-06 / The research investigates the different discourses midiatics built around the success and the communication strategies linked to the stories of the Estadão and Folha de S. Paulo sites, published in the sections of culture and entertainment. The success here in this dissertation refers to the proposals or tips of the enunciator to the enunciative so that he has a life of success, be it professional, loving, financial, among others. The selected materials were those that thematic beauty, well-being, entertainment, celebrities and business, because they are news that call the users to achieve this success. Strategies involve the position of the enunciator, hypermedia structures, hypertexts, comments, website responses, uses of emojis, memes, gifs and social networks, especially on Facebook and Twitter social networks. It is intended to show in this work how the relentless pursuit of success is present daily in people's lives, through news from traditional newspapers. To work the calls and contracts will be used Prado (2013) and Fiorin (2014); for the concepts of discourse analysis Gregolin (1995), Charaudeau (2006) and Fiorin (2014); for the concepts of online journalism and hypermedia, multimedia and hypertext, Ferrari (2012) and Leão (1999) were used, and Estevanim (2016) was approached to conceptualize data journalism, also known as Big Data / A pesquisa investiga o discurso midiático construído em torno do sucesso e as estratégias comunicacionais vinculadas às matérias dos sites Estadão e Folha de S. Paulo, publicadas nas seções de cultura e entretenimento. O sucesso aqui nesta dissertação refere-se às propostas ou dicas do enunciador ao enunciatário para que este tenha uma vida de sucesso, seja profissional, amoroso, financeiro, entre outros. As matérias selecionadas foram as que tematizam beleza, bem-estar, entretenimento, celebridades e negócios, pois são notícias que convocam os usuários à conquista desse sucesso. As estratégias envolvem a posição do enunciador, as estruturas hipermidiáticas, os hipertextos, os comentários, as respostas dos sites, utilizações de emojis, memes, gifs e redes sociais, em especial nas redes sociais Facebook e Twitter. Pretende-se mostrar neste trabalho como a busca incansável do sucesso está presente diariamente na vida das pessoas, através de notícias de jornais tradicionais. Para trabalhar as convocações e contratos utilizar-se-á Prado (2013) e Fiorin (2014); para os conceitos de análise do discurso Gregolin (1995), Charaudeau (2006) e Fiorin (2014); para os conceitos de jornalismo online e hipermídia, multimídia e hipertexto, lançou-se mão de Ferrari (2012) e Leão (1999), e para conceituar o jornalismo de dados, também conhecido como Big Data, abordou-se Estevanim (2016)

Made available in DSpace on 2015-03-05T18:25:55Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 31 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / As tecnologias móveis de comunicação aliadas à convergência de mídias têm promovido novas formas de fazer e consumir informação. O jornalismo 3G enquanto último grande avanço, em termos tecnológicos, na produção de conteúdos, diz respeito à utilização das redes de telefonia móvel de terceira geração associada a ferramentas móveis multimidiáticas que vão de simples telefones celulares até aparelhos dos mais sofisticados. A proposta desta pesquisa, no esforço para colaborar com a produção científica sobre jornalismo e novas tecnologias, evidencia-se em um estudo que contempla o jornalismo móvel, em especial a prática do jornalismo 3G, como nova modalidade emergente de produção jornalística. Com a hibridização destas tecnologias e sua capacidade multifuncional, o jornalismo 3G emerge ao potencializar uma estrutura convergente, já estabelecida com o jornalismo online. Em outras palavras, esta prática soma ao ambiente redacional multimidiático a possibilidade de o desterritorializar. Isto significa uma verdadeira

Submitted by JOSIANE SANTOS DE OLIVEIRA (josianeso) on 2017-06-13T13:22:15Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Carlos Alberto Teixeira Corrêa_.pdf: 2747574 bytes, checksum: 605b5f6ad1f74060cbd461ac95749732 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-13T13:22:15Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Carlos Alberto Teixeira Corrêa_.pdf: 2747574 bytes, checksum: 605b5f6ad1f74060cbd461ac95749732 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-03-24 / Nenhuma / A presente pesquisa busca analisar as mudanças pelas quais passam os critérios de noticiabilidade no ambiente do jornalismo online a partir de uma maior participação do público via sites de redes sociais. Para tanto, se utiliza do comparativo de parâmetros entre os jornalistas e o público. Enquanto toma como medida dos valores do jornalista as manchetes de capa dos sites do Correio do Povo e da Folha de S. Paulo, se baseia nas notícias mais compartilhadas pelo público a partir dos perfis oficiais dos dois veículos de comunicação nos sites de redes sociais Facebook e Twitter. Como metodologia, são utilizadas entrevistas com responsáveis pelos sites, observação e a criação de mecanismos de coleta de dados que possibilitam a comparação por meio de quatro variáveis: presença de editorias, posição na página, presença de valores-notícia e presença de valores-notícia detalhados. Verifica-se que na maior parte dos casos aqui analisados há consonância entre o jornalista e o público em relação aos critérios de importância, mas atenta-se para a importância das diferenças, também essenciais no processo, sugerindo-se que a questão não seja resumida a um ou outro. / The present research seeks to analyze the changes that involve the newsworthiness criteria in the environment of online journalism from a now bigger participation of the public via social networking sites. To do so, it is used a comparative of parameters between journalists and the public. While taking as a measure of the journalist's values the headlines of the cover of the sites of the Correio do Povo and Folha de S. Paulo, is based on the most shared news by the public from the official profiles of the two communication vehicles on social network sites Facebook and Twitter. As a methodology, it is used interviews with site managers, observation and the creation of data collection mechanisms that allows the comparison through four variables: presence of editorials, position on the page, presence of news-values and presence of detailed news-values. It is verified that in the majority of the cases analyzed here there is consonance between the journalist and the public in relation to the criteria of importance, but it is attentive to the importance of the differences, also essential in the process, suggesting that the issue should not be summarized to one or the another.

Avec l’ouverture d’Internet au public, en 1994, une nouvelle offre journalistique alternative naît à travers le monde. À l’initiative de professionnels expérimentés et reconnus, ces sites d’information s'inscrivent dans un projet idéologique et démocratique commun : l’Internet Media Dreamin’. Ils rêvent de réhabiliter un journalisme engagé dans les intérêts démocratiques et citoyens, qui a été perverti au fil des années par des logiques économiques de marché. Pour ce faire, les dreamers’ adhèrent au cyberespace public, ainsi qu’à ses promesses d’autonomisation citoyenne, de désinstitutionnalisation du débat public et de liberté du partage informationnel. Internet est pour eux bien plus qu’une technologie : c’est une solution qui leur permettrait de dribbler un environnement informationnel hégémonique. Portée sur le processus de reconfiguration du paysage journalistique, cette thèse interroge la capacité de l’offre alternative en ligne à rompre avec les hiérarchies institutionnalisées de l’information, en proposant des espaces médiatiques qui favorisent l’expression citoyenne polyphonique. Ce questionnement initial est décliné en trois perspectives de réflexion : 1) l’individu et son action médiatique citoyenne ; 2) les instances médiatiques et leur positionnement communicationnel dans le débat public ; et 3) les structures médiatiques et les pratiques journalistiques. Notre panel d'étude est composé par 50 pure players d’information du Brésil et de la France : un média global ayant des déclinaisons dans les deux pays étudiés et 48 projets alternatifs nationaux. Pour son traitement, nous avons mené une analyse de contenus thématique à partir des données récoltées lors de veilles documentaires réalisées entre 2016 et 2019, et de 31 entretiens semi-directifs menés auprès des producteurs de contenus inscrits dans les projets étudiés. Inspirés par le dispositif d’analyse de genre d’information médiatique établi par Patrick Charaudeau (1997, 2006, 2011), nous avons procédé à l'analyse de discours de publications selon deux « thèmes-événements » (Soulages, 2002) : la condition féminine et les élections présidentielles de 2017 en France et de 2018 au Brésil. Pour la réalisation de cette étude, 3 147 textes ont été récoltés à l’aide de méthodes manuelles et automatiques, puis traités à partir du positionnement et des degrés d’engagement des locuteurs selon deux axes : postures énonciatives et points de vue discursifs. Pour structurer nos discussions, notre thèse est organisée en deux parties, renvoyant à la temporalité évolutive du développement idéologique et médiatique des projets journalistiques alternatifs en ligne. La première partie, intitulée « en Rêve », révèle une problématisation théorique et empirique de trois projets idéologiques et démocratiques que nous avons convenu d’appeler Internet Dreamin’, Media Dreamin’ et Internet Media Dreamin’. Ensuite « en Chair et en Os » est dédiée à l’incarnation de l’Internet Media Dreamin’ dans et par le corps social. Pour cela, nous développons trois chapitres structurés à partir des tensions établies par les producteurs d’information alternatifs par rapport aux modèles journalistiques dominants : 1) voix bourgeoise et citoyenne ; 2) information homogène et hétérogène ; 3) dépendance et indépendance médiatique. En plus des discussions théoriques et empiriques, cette thèse a pour ambition de proposer une méthodologie pour la constitution des cartographies discursives, révélatrices du degré d’engagement de l’offre médiatique. / With the opening of the Internet to the public, in 1994, a new alternative journalistic offer emerged around the world. On the initiative of experienced and recognized professionals, these news websites are part of a common ideological and democratic project: the Internet Media Dreamin'. It represents the dream of rehabilitating a journalism committed to democratic interests and citizens, which has been perverted over the years by the economic logic of the market. To achieve this, these dreamers' adhere to the public cyberspace, as well as to its promises of citizen empowerment, deinstitutionalization of the public debate, and freedom of information sharing. For them, the Internet is more than a technology: it is a solution that would allow them to circumvent a hegemonic information environment. Focusing on the process of reconfiguration of the journalistic landscape, this PhD thesis questions the ability of the online alternative offer to break with the institutional hierarchies of information, by proposing media spaces that promote a polyphonic citizen expression. This initial questioning is developed from three perspectives: 1) the individual and their citizen and media action; 2) the media and their communication positioning in the public debate; and 3) media structures and journalistic practices.Our study panel is composed of 50 news pure plays from Brazil and from France: a global one with editions in each of the two countries, and 48 alternative national projects. For its treatment, we implemented a thematic content analysis based on data collected through information monitoring conducted between 2016 and 2019, and 31 semi-structured interviews with content producers involved in the projects studied. Inspired by the method of media information gender analysis established by Patrick Charaudeau (1997, 2006, 2011), we analyzed the discourse of two "event-theme" articles (Soulages, 2002): women's condition and presidential elections of 2017 in France and 2018 in Brazil. To carry out this study, 3,147 texts were collected using manual and automatic methods, then processed according to the positions and the engagement levels of the speakers, according to two axes: enunciative postures and discursive points of view. To structure our discussions, this thesis is organized in two parts, which refer to the temporal evolution of the ideological and media development of alternative online journalistic projects. The first part, entitled "In Dreams", reveals a theoretical and empirical problematization of three ideological and democratic projects, that we call Internet Dreamin', Media Dreamin' and Internet Media Dreamin '. Then "In flesh and blood" aims to ponder about the incarnation process of the Internet Media Dreamin' in and by the social body. For this, we develop three chapters based on the tensions established by alternative journalism producers regarding the dominant journalistic models: 1) bourgeois and citizen voice; 2) homogeneous and heterogeneous information; 3) dependent and independent media. In addition to these theoretical and empirical contributions, this thesis aims to propose a methodology for the constitution of discursive cartography, eliciting the degree of commitment of the media offer.