2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1809-58442011000100006
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Jornalismo de variedades: cartografia de uma especialidade da imprensa

Abstract: O artigo traça um panorama histórico e evolutivo dos referenciais existentes a respeito do jornalismo de variedades, tencionando ideias e aproximando os posicionamentos que mais se achegam à realidade do mercado. Seu principal objetivo é mais bem conceituar essa prática jornalística, que tem ganhado considerável espaço em jornais e em revistas, mas que ainda carece de balizamento teórico. A metodologia adotada resume-se à pesquisa bibliográfica. Com especial atenção ao cenário brasileiro, o texto revela as tra… Show more

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“…Media companies have an interest in the interior because of its market value (PERUZZO, 2005). But, beyond its financial potential, the inland media is relevant because it allows the population to recognize their locality and themselves since vehicles in metropolises and capitals generally broadcast national issues (ASSIS, 2013;DORNELLES, 2010;PERUZZO, 2005;MOREIRA & DEOLINDO, 2013). Thus, journalism in the inland collaborates to fill identity gaps when "it talks about its own place and territory where it operates and, thus, constitutes the channel par excellence in these cities" (MOREIRA & DEOLINDO, 2013, p. 22).…”
Section: Journalism In the Inlandmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Media companies have an interest in the interior because of its market value (PERUZZO, 2005). But, beyond its financial potential, the inland media is relevant because it allows the population to recognize their locality and themselves since vehicles in metropolises and capitals generally broadcast national issues (ASSIS, 2013;DORNELLES, 2010;PERUZZO, 2005;MOREIRA & DEOLINDO, 2013). Thus, journalism in the inland collaborates to fill identity gaps when "it talks about its own place and territory where it operates and, thus, constitutes the channel par excellence in these cities" (MOREIRA & DEOLINDO, 2013, p. 22).…”
Section: Journalism In the Inlandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The structure of staff and equipment is another peculiarity of this media since these vehicles work with less advertising budget, reduced staff, lack of equipment, and low investments in technology (ASSIS, 2013). This reality entails the requirement that professionals "find solutions for their maintenance and permanence in the media market that covers only one city or, at most, a region.…”
Section: Journalism In the Inlandmentioning
confidence: 99%