Narrativas periodísticas y memoria colectiva de una catástrofe urbana: el caso de las explosiones del 22 de abril en la prensa de Guadalajara

Larrosa-Fuentes, Juan; Juan, Salvador

doi:10.32870/cys.v0i31.6872

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Three W’s of in-depth journalism portraying socio-environmental conflicts in Chilean television: What (the agenda), who (the sources), and where (the locations)

Lira¹,

Palma²,

Limonado³

2022

SyP

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This article offers a case study of the Chilean investigative broadcasting journalism uncovering disasters and socio-environmental conflicts. Drawn from an analysis of 17 long-form stories aired by the two main television shows on current affairs in the country, we show that in-depth reporting on Chilean television was chronicling some of the most acute environmental issues since 1990s. Indeed, almost 13 hours of footage assembly a visual memory of conflicts in a society fueled by an extractivist based economy. It is noticeable a geographic diversity when covering the environment, as well as when covering waste production and pollution. Despite a relative diversity in sources, there is a sharp unbalance on gender representation. This article addresses the much-needed research on environment and communication while most of these studies pay attention to industrialized nations. It also contributes to building a situated knowledge considering the specificities of in-depth journalism in South America.

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Three W’s of in-depth journalism portraying socio-environmental conflicts in Chilean television: What (the agenda), who (the sources), and where (the locations)

Lira¹,

Palma²,

Limonado³

2022

SyP

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Research in the Field of Communication in Mexico

Cabrera-Gala

2022

Cases on Developing Effective Research Plans for Communications and Information Science

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Research and communication in a country with the characteristics of Mexico must be merged in a strategic planning that includes a retrospective analysis that demonstrates their joint progress, but simultaneously attends to the search of progress. Therefore, this chapter summarizes the results of communication manuscripts in Mexico from 2010 to 2020 by following the PRISMA guidelines, obtaining a final sample of 69 articles that were coded by the content analysis method. Results were categorized into areas like journalistic communication; educational and scientific communication; political and governmental communication; organizational and corporate communication; communication in social groups, minorities, and activists; and mass media communication. Then, the aim of this chapter is to present the main research areas around communication in Mexico. Likewise, the main objectives, frameworks, and findings are discussed, as well as the establishment of future research opportunities in the field of communication in Mexico.

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Narrativas periodísticas y memoria colectiva de una catástrofe urbana: el caso de las explosiones del 22 de abril en la prensa de Guadalajara

Cited by 2 publications

References 17 publications

Three W’s of in-depth journalism portraying socio-environmental conflicts in Chilean television: What (the agenda), who (the sources), and where (the locations)

Three W’s of in-depth journalism portraying socio-environmental conflicts in Chilean television: What (the agenda), who (the sources), and where (the locations)

Research in the Field of Communication in Mexico

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