2016
DOI: 10.25200/bjr.v12n1.2016.921
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Automated Narratives and Journalistic Text Generation: The Lead Organization Structure Translated into Code.

Abstract: RESUMO-Descreve-se o experimento de construção de um software capaz de gerar leads e títulos jornalísticos de forma automatizada a partir de informações obtidas na internet. A possibilidade teórica já prevista por Lage no final do século passado baseiase na estrutura simples e relativamente rígida desse tipo de construção narrativa, o que facilita a representação ou tradução da sua sintaxe em termos de instruções que os computadores podem executar. Discutem-se também as relações entre sociedade, técnica e tecn… Show more

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“…The structured (or semi-structured) narrative dissects itself into parts to establish its functions and is first applied to automated news production owing to its compatibility with different news ontologies in the technological aspect (Zarri, 2009), for example, Narrative Knowledge Representation Language, atomizing news (Jones & Jones, 2019), semantic units of news, and structured journalism (Caswell, 2019). It tends to be formulaic (sometimes too inflexible to require machine learning, e.g., Santos, 2016) and less creative compared to what news consumers anticipate (Melin et al, 2018; cf. Graefe et al, 2018).…”
Section: Classification Of Automated News Narrativesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The structured (or semi-structured) narrative dissects itself into parts to establish its functions and is first applied to automated news production owing to its compatibility with different news ontologies in the technological aspect (Zarri, 2009), for example, Narrative Knowledge Representation Language, atomizing news (Jones & Jones, 2019), semantic units of news, and structured journalism (Caswell, 2019). It tends to be formulaic (sometimes too inflexible to require machine learning, e.g., Santos, 2016) and less creative compared to what news consumers anticipate (Melin et al, 2018; cf. Graefe et al, 2018).…”
Section: Classification Of Automated News Narrativesmentioning
confidence: 99%