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1. Reconfiguração editorial: ainda há capas em jornalismo de plataforma?

Author

HARTMANN, CAMILA, DE SOUZA FANFA, MAURICIO, and MACHADO DA SILVEIRA, ADA C.

Subjects
SOCIAL media, JOURNALISM, SEMIOTICS, NEWSPAPERS, DIGITAL media, SUPERMARKETS, ELECTRONIC newspapers, COLLEGE environment
Abstract

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Published
2020
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2. A normalização da agenda anti-gênero de Jair Bolsonaro: uma análise dos jornais Folha de S. Paulo e Estado de São Paulo.

Author

SOARES GUAZINA, LIZIANE, GUERREIRO LEITE, GABRIELA, and SANTOS, ÉBIDA

Subjects
NEWSPAPER circulation, GENDER, RELIGIOUS groups, COMMUNICATION strategies, NEWSPAPERS, GENDER inequality, ELECTRONIC newspapers, ELECTIONS
Abstract

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Published
2021
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3. Alteridade sem voz: a Cracolândia de São Paulo no discurso do jornalismo de referência.

Author

Liesenberg, Cíntia and Cabral Scabin, Nara Lya

Subjects
MILITARY police, ECONOMIC security, INNER cities, BUILDING operation management, NEWSPAPERS, MEDIATION
Abstract

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Published
2020
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4. FABRICANDO CONSENSO NO BRASIL: A MÍDIA E A EXCLUSÃO DE CANDIDATOS NAS ELEIÇÕES BRASILEIRA E VENEZUELANA DE 2018.

Author

Oliveira Lalli, Rafael Sabatini and Braz Oliveira, Vânia

Subjects
*PRESIDENTIAL elections, *MASS media, *ELECTIONS, *PROPAGANDA, *VENEZUELANS, *NEWSPAPERS, *COMPARATIVE studies
Abstract

In this article, Chomsky & Herman's "propaganda model" was applied on the examination of the news coverage practiced by Brazilian mass media regarding the exclusion of candidates due to legal processes in the 2018 Brazilian and Venezuelan presidential elections. To this end, this research employs the chomskyan methodology of conducting a comparative study of the news content concerning the excluded candidates from each election produced by Brazilian newspaper O Estado de São Paulo between January 1st and May 31st of 2018. The analysis focused on: how the paper framed the matter in each case through representation techniques, the plurality of opinions presented, and how authors of opinion pieces positioned themselves. The results show that the newspaper's coverage corroborates claims of attacks on the freedom of candidacy in the Venezuelan election, whilst rejecting such claims in the Brazilian election. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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5. Literatos em escritórios de jornais: jornalismo, literatura e trabalho (1883-1908).

Author

Nery, Gabriela

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *NEWSPAPERS, *JOURNALISTS, *PRESS, *PROFESSIONS
Abstract

This paper analyses the process of trans-formation that occurred in the press and journalism from Rio de Janeiro, between the 1880s and 1900s. Mainly, the relationship established between the literati and journalistic companies was under investigation, paying attention to the daily newspapers. Also, the attempts of defining journalism as a profession itself were analyzed in pair with the rising importance of the conception of labor to the literary production from lots of men of letters in the period. The poet, chronist, and journalist Olavo Bilac was one of the subjects followed with attention, including his literary personal projects as the illustrated magazines. The documents used for this research were chronicles published on the press, registers from Almanak Laemmert, and the interviews contained in O Momento Literário, from João do Rio. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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6. A crónica como género jornalístico e o emergir do subgénero "do quotidiano".

Author

Carvalheiro, José Ricardo

Subjects
EVERYDAY life, JOURNALISM, NEWSPAPERS, CULTURE
Abstract

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Published
2020

7. Os leitores como comunidade discursiva.

Author

Benetti, Marcia

Subjects
*CITIZEN journalism, *ENUNCIATION, *DISCOURSE, *NEWSPAPERS, *COMMUNITIES
Abstract

The spaces for comments in news configure complex environments in which the writing practice gives to reader a place of enunciation and constructs an active audience. This paper introduces the newsreaders as subjects that form discourse communities in contemporary journalism, and it develops the features of the comment in news as a discourse genre. In order to demonstrate the dynamics of these communities, we analyse the readers' discourse of Folha de S. Paulo, a Brazilian quality newspaper, on Instagram, to show the newsreaders' interaction and to propound the characteristics that establish a discourse community. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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8. Do impresso ao digital: o processo de transição do New York Times.

Author

de Sousa Gonçalves, Isabella

Subjects
WEB 2.0, NEWSPAPERS, JOURNALISM, PHYSIOLOGICAL adaptation, CRISES, ELECTRONIC newspapers
Abstract

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Published
2019

9. Quando crianças e adolescentes testemunham: trauma, perda e identidade no jornal A Sirene.

Author

Barbosa, Karina Gomes and Luís Carvalho, André

Subjects
TEENAGERS, DAM failures, NEWSPAPERS, JOURNALISM, AUTHORSHIP
Abstract

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Published
2021
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10. Critérios de noticiabilidade: diferenças entre o futebol e as restantes modalidades: o caso de 'aBola', 'oJogo' e 'Record'

Author

Henriques, Bruno Miguel Vieira and Lopes, Anabela de Sousa

Subjects
Jornais, Sports journalism, Newspaper "Record", Journalism, Football, Futebol, News-value, Newspaper "A Bola", Jornal "O Jogo", Jornalismo desportivo, Jornal "Record", Newspaper "O Jogo", Valores-notícia, Newspapers, Jornalismo, Jornal "A Bola", Modalidades desportivas, Sports
Abstract

Dissertação de mestrado apresentada à Escola Superior de Comunicação Social como parte dos requisitos para obtenção de grau de mestre em Jornalismo. A presente dissertação procura definir quais os critérios utilizados para destacar as notícias nas primeiras páginas dos três jornais diários desportivos em Portugal, “aBola”, “Record” e “oJogo”. Parece ser algo socialmente aceite que haja um domínio claro do futebol nas primeiras páginas da impressa desportiva em relação às restantes modalidades. Em conversa com profissionais da área e com leitores assíduos dos jornais desportivos, parece existir uma ideia pré-concebida de que o futebol é uma modalidade mais lucrativa para os jornais e como tal deve estar mais destacada na primeira página. Ainda assim, não existem estudos em Portugal que comprovem esta perspetiva, pelo que é o objetivo desta investigação perceber se é possível verificar, recorrendo à aplicação de valores-notícia, a existência de critérios que contribuem para um maior destaque dado a uma modalidade em comparação com outras. Esta investigação baseou-se na análise das primeiras páginas dos três jornais diários existentes no mercado português – “aBola”, “Record” e “oJogo” – durante um período de dez anos que vai de janeiro de 2006 a agosto de 2016. Após a realização desta análise, e da aplicação dos vários critérios delineados, verificouse uma inconsistência nos resultados. Confirmou-se a supremacia do futebol nos destaques das primeiras páginas dos jornais desportivos, mas não foi possível encontrar critérios justificassem as diferenças tratamento nos destaques dados ao futebol e às restantes modalidades desportivas. ABSTRACT: This dissertation seeks to clarify the news criteria applied to the news who are in the first pages of the current sports journals in Portugal. The supremacy of football over the other sports seems to be something accepted by everyone. Hearing some sports reporters and readers from this kind of papers, it is possible to acknowledge that there is the pre-conceived notion that football is a sport that attracts more people, hence is more lucrative to the papers. This notion sustains the idea that football should be always featured in the first page. However, there seems to be no scientific study that proves this idea, thus the main goal of this investigation is to seek if there is any routines and journalistic practices that sustain this dominance of football over the other sports. In this investigation were analyzed the front pages of the three main sports newspapers in Portugal – “aBola”, “oJogo” and Record – during a period established between January, 2006 and August, 2016. This investigation concluded that indeed exists a clear supremacy of football in the front pages of the sports newspapers, but it wasn’t possible to verify the motives behind that due to the lack of pardons analyzed. N/A

Published
2016

11. A recepção da abolição da escravatura pelos jornais de Desterro.

Author

Cardoso de Freitas, Ana Clara

Subjects
SLAVERY, NINETEENTH century, POWER (Social sciences), NEWSPAPERS, JOURNALISM, PUBLIC opinion
Abstract

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Published
2020

12. Paywall como modelo de negócios: uma análise dos maiores jornais brasileiros.

Author

Assunção Reis, Thays

Abstract

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Published
2019
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13. O uso da narrativa transmidiática no jornalismo.

Author

Caetano, Kati and Carraro Dal-Vitt, Fernanda

Subjects
JOURNALISM, TRANSMEDIA storytelling, COMMUNICATION, NEWSPAPERS, DIGITAL media
Abstract

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Published
2016

14. Jornais e Agências: A Relação entre O Observador e a Lusa

Author

Marques, João Daniel Ruas and Silva, Dora Santos

Subjects
O Observador, Jornais, Agência Lusa, Journalism, Ciências Sociais::Ciências da Comunicação [Domínio/Área Científica], News Agency Writing, Agências de Notícias, Observador, Lusa, Jornalismo de Agência, News writing, News Agencies, Newspapers, Jornalismo
Abstract

O presente trabalho procura estudar a relação entre os jornais e as agências de notícias em Portugal, tomando como estudo de caso o Observador - e partindo da hipótese de que há uma dependência excessiva entre este meio de comunicação social e a Agência Lusa. Para alcançar este objetivo utilizou-se uma análise de conteúdo de artigos jornalísticos publicados no Observador usando, entre outras variáveis, as fontes utilizadas, autores das notícias e recursos visuais e multimédia empregues, complementada com entrevistas semiestruturadas a responsáveis pela edição de notícias no Observador e da Agência Lusa. A hipótese inicial é comprovada pelos dados da amostra que, embora reduzida, mostra que a Agência Lusa – a única agência subscrita pelo Observador – é a fonte mais utilizada na produção de notícias. Este tipo de notícias é quase sempre editada por jornalistas estagiários que, como comprovam os números, são responsáveis pela edição da grande maioria das notícias no jornal. Ainda assim, a opção por utilizar a Agência Lusa mostra-se relevante na medida em que essa é a base para uma melhor otimização dos recursos humanos, que liberta os jornalistas profissionais e experientes para a prática de artigos de investigação. This paper looks to study the relationship between newspapers and news agencies in Portugal, using Observador as a case study – assuming that there is an excessive dependence from Observador towards Agência Lusa. To reach the objective a content analysis was conducted on several news articles published by Observador gathering, among other variables, the used sourcers, authors of those articles, and visual/multimedia content utilized. In addition to the content analysis, several semi-structures interviews were then conducted on people encharged of editing the pieces from Observador and Agência Lusa. The initial hypothesis in supported by the data gathered by the sample which, although rather small, shows that Agência Lusa – the only news agency service subscribed by Observador – is the most used source when it comes to news articles. This type of news pieces are almost always edited by intern journalists who, as shown by the numbers, end up being responsible for editing the vast majority of the news articles published by this newspaper. Still, the choice of using the news agency’s texts turns out to be relevant. In doing so, the newspaper keeps their most experienced journalists available to spend more time on investigative stories.

Published
2021