Jornal Nacional: os avanços tecnológicos e o telejornalismo 1.5

• Autor(a) principal: Chagas, Juliano
• Data de Publicação: 2013
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/4507
• topic: Televisão; Telejornalismo; Jornal Nacional; Mídias digitais; Redes sociais; Television; Telejournalism; National News; Digital media; Social networks; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO

The objective of the research project Jornal Nacional: technology advances and telejournalism 1.5 is to analyze the newscast Jornal Nacional of Globo Television Network from the point of view of its relations with technology advances and digital media, including social networks. We wonder how connected Jornal Nacional is with the technology advances of recent decades, with new forms of communication and their possible effects on the information content of the newscast. Another question is whether this connection would be democratizing the news, drawing more viewers. In order to answer these questions, we will compare the behavior of JN and their counterparts in cyberspace. The research corpus consists of records of the newscast Jornal Nacional of Globo Television Network and its extensions in the digital media: its website and its social networks. Four editions of the newscast Jornal Nacional will be selected, analyzed and compared, taking as its starting point an edition of the 1980s, an edition of the 1990s, an edition of the decade of 2000 and finally the last one, an edition of this year 2013. In this particular one, we will analyze its interaction with the digital media. The theoretical references consist of network literature written by scholars from our society and the consequences of a culture of real virtuality such as Manuel Castells' and Pierre Lévy's Cyberculture; the convergence culture and its new participatory actions in a critical theory of the new media, like Henry Jenkins's and Dominique Wolton's; pieces of work that will analyze the television language and its technological transformations such as Arlindo Machado's and Newton Cannito's; authors and works that emphasize the television journalism language such as Beatriz Becker and Guilherme Jorge de Rezende, among others. We suppose that, despite the current impact of digital media, the Brazilian television, and in particular the Brazilian television journalism remains conservative in what regards to interactivity, with consequences on its content. The relevance of the research is the importance of the national news Jornal Nacional, still a great source of Brazilian audiovisual information, measured by high ratings of audience