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1. A Era do Streaming no Espaço Lusófono: Uma geografia dos canais de TV na CPLP.

Author

Moreira, Sonia V., Rios, Ricardo M. A., and Almeida, Vitor P.

Subjects
*DIGITAL technology, *DIGITAL maps, *DIGITAL mapping, *PUBLIC companies, *COMMUNITIES
Abstract

This chapter identifies and analyzes whether and how the five main open television channels in the countries of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) use the Internet to distribute and disseminate programming via streaming platforms (own and third parties). It considers producer and consumer countries to map the digital insertion of TV channels, as well as the use of digital space for the circulation of CPLP's own productions. Historical, cultural and linguistic aspects of Lusophony permeate the analysis. The survey shows that only two channels in two countries - Globo (Brazil) and RTP (Portugal) - have in-house production on streaming platforms; and that, in consumer countries, private and public companies do not have strong strategies for the transition to the Internet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

2. Introdução

Author

Lago, Cláudia, primary, Moreira, Sonia V., additional, and Pereira, Fábio, additional

Published
2015
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4. Modeling Perceived Influences on Journalism: Evidence From a Cross-National Survey of Journalists.

Author

Hanitzsch, Thomas, Berganza, Rosa, Cangoz, Incilay, Hamada, Basyouni, Hanusch, Folker, Moreira, Sonia V., Mwesige, Peter, Mellado, Claudia, Reich, Zvi, and Noor, Dani

Subjects
JOURNALISM, JOURNALISTS, MASS media influence, ORGANIZATIONAL behavior, SURVEYS
Abstract

On the basis of survey responses of 1390 journalists from 14 countries, this study explores the dimensional structure of perceived influences on news work, models their structural relationships and compares the relative importance of these influences across national boundaries. The results resonate with theoretical expectations of prominent hierarchy-of-influences models. Principal Component Analysis revealed a dimensional structure of influences that consists of six conceptually and empirically distinct domains: political interference, economic imperatives, reference groups, professional conventions, organizational structure and procedural limits. These six dimensions build up a hierarchical structure where organizational and professional influences along with procedural constrains are seen as most powerful limits to the journalists' work. The results of the study place the news organization at the center of the complex nexus of influence: it is the place where political and economic influences are filtered, negotiated and redistributed. Cross-country comparison shows that the significance of political interference and economic imperatives does highly depend on the national context. ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

5. Observatório da radiodifusão pública na América Latina: balanço de um ano de atuação.

Author

Del Bianco, Nelia R., Esch, Carlos Eduardo, and Moreira, Sonia V.

Subjects
RADIO (Medium), TELEVISION broadcasting, ETHNOLOGY, ALUMINUM industry
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Published
2013

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