La nueva prensa cooperativista en la Europa occidental: un modelo alternativo entre la tradición y la innovación periodística

Durban, Eloi Camps

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“…Owing to their low cost and accessible technology, these portals are easy to create, which has allowed their proliferation (Casero-Ripollés, 2016), and largely focus on hyper-local coverage (Flores Vivar, 2014) and proximity coverage (Camps Durban, 2021;Pardo Baldeón, 2016), in which the neighborhood, town, or region, blurred in the traditional media, become relevant in the new portals.…”

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Desafios do jornalismo empreendedor no Méximo

Rojas

Mendoza

2022

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RESUMO – O jornalismo empreendedor, que se multiplicou em diferentes partes do mundo, apresenta suas próprias nuances em cada país. Neste trabalho analisamos oito projetos jornalísticos de dois estados do México, Chiapas e Jalisco; o primeiro, o mais pobre do país e de menor acesso à internet, e o segundo, dos mais desenvolvidos no plano econômico, com mais teledensidade e maior contribuição ao PIB nacional. Os resultados obtidos em ambas as entidades são projetos jornalísticos empreendedores ainda não consolidados que exploram diferentes formas de receitas, como convenções publicitárias institucionais, em primeiro lugar, e de forma mais marginal, publicidade comercial, monetização digital, e apoio solidário de leitores e de fundações. Em Chiapas, os projetos se caracterizam por serem iniciativas unipessoais, enquanto em Jalisco surgem dentro do novo cooperativismo que experimenta o jornalismo digital. ABSTRACT – Entrepreneurial journalism, which has multiplied in different parts of the world, has its own nuances in each country. In this paper we analyze eight journalistic projects in two states of Mexico, Chiapas and Jalisco; the first, the poorest in the country and with less access to the internet, and the second, of the most developed in the economic plane, with more teledensity and greater contribution to the national GDP. The results show, in both entities, enterprising journalistic projects not yet consolidated that explore different forms of revenue, such as institutional advertising agreements, first, and more marginally, commercial advertising, digital monetization, and solidarity support from readers and foundations. In Chiapas, the projects are characterized by being unipersonal initiatives, while in Jalisco they arise within the new cooperativism that digital journalism experiences. RESUMEN – El periodismo emprendedor, que se ha multiplicado en diferentes partes del mundo, presenta sus propios matices en cada país. En este trabajo analizamos ocho proyectos periodísticos de dos estados de México, Chiapas y Jalisco; el primero, el más pobre del país y de menor acceso a internet, y el segundo, de los más desarrollados en el plano económico, con más teledensidad y mayor aportación al PIB nacional. Los resultados arrojan, en ambas entidades, proyectos periodísticos emprendedores aún no consolidados que exploran diferentes formas de ingresos, como convenios publicitarios institucionales, en primer lugar, y de manera más marginal, publicidad comercial, monetización digital, y apoyo solidario de lectores y de fundaciones. En Chiapas, los proyectos se caracterizan por ser iniciativas unipersonales, mientras que en Jalisco surgen dentro del nuevo cooperativismo que experimenta el periodismo digital.

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Desafios do jornalismo empreendedor no Méximo

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Mendoza

2022

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“…Scholarly literature focuses on the positive relationship between the economic crisis and the creation of cooperatives (Serrano et al, 2018) and better behaviour in periods of economic contraction and job losses (Birchall & Ketilson, 2009;Carini & Carpita, 2014) where these workers transcend the logic of the system on which their economy is built (Magnani, 2009). The issue of SMM attracts the attention of professionals, the public, and researchers because those experiences have multiplied worldwide in the last decade (Barranquero & Sánchez, 2018;Boyle, 2012;Cagé, 2016;Camps-Durban, 2021;Escudero, 2020;Grohmann, 2020;Price, 2020;Siapera & Papadopoulou, 2016).…”

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Transforming Crises Into Opportunities: Self-Managed Media in Argentina

Escudero

2024

MaC

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The current situation for journalism in Argentina represents a great challenge due to the continuous economic changes linked to inflation and labour precariousness. Faced with this, a phenomenon known as self-managed media has grown over the recent years, also connected to recovered media that promotes innovation, providing material for use in newsrooms to produce novel content and connect with audiences. For this explorative study, based on journalists’ roles and innovation, we conducted a mixed-methods design to analyse self-managed media composed of recovered, cooperatives, community, popular, and alternative media. First, a focus group was held with 10 communicators to understand their current situation; second, 60 journalists were consulted about their roles and innovations; finally, in-depth interviews were conducted with three communicators who work on self-managed media at the Community and Cooperative Media Confederation. The findings reveal the presence of innovative actions, reported by 90% of respondents, and confirm that 70% of the consulted journalists had assumed new roles in management and administration. In addition, 80% of the journalists praised community work as fostering a sense of belonging and its associated benefits regarding motivation and freedom. These sentiments were further validated by the insights shared by the three interviewees. This sense of belonging could be included in the fifth area of innovation in journalism, which centres on the social dimension.

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Participación, colaboración y resiliencia en cooperativas de medios

Durban

2023

RAE-IC

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Las cooperativas de medios permiten la implicación en la propiedad, la gestión y la producción a sus trabajadores y, en el caso de las cooperativas de lectores, también a sus a públicos. Esta característica, punto clave de las entidades de la economía social y solidaria, cobra relevancia en un panorama mediático donde la participación y la colaboración reemergen ante la crisis del paradigma competitivo del negocio informativo. El objetivo del presente artículo es identificar, describir y clasificar modos y prácticas colaborativas y participativas en cooperativas de medios a lo largo de la historia. La metodología empleada combina la revisión bibliográfica sistematizada con el análisis de contenido web, aplicados a una muestra representativa de casos históricos y presentes. Pese a las diferencias geográficas e históricas, se evidencia cómo la participación y la colaboración son conceptos neurálgicos en la creación y el desarrollo de estos medios. Se concluye que las cooperativas de medios, al integrar dinámicas participativas y colaborativas, son organizaciones potencialmente resilientes.

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La nueva prensa cooperativista en la Europa occidental: un modelo alternativo entre la tradición y la innovación periodística

Cited by 5 publications

References 39 publications

Desafios do jornalismo empreendedor no Méximo

Desafios do jornalismo empreendedor no Méximo

Transforming Crises Into Opportunities: Self-Managed Media in Argentina

Participación, colaboración y resiliencia en cooperativas de medios

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