Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity

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Autor(a) principal: Saad, Elizabeth
Data de Publicação: 2005
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Brazilian journalism research (Online)
Texto Completo: https://bjr.sbpjor.org.br/bjr/article/view/50
Resumo: This paper focuses on a broad refl ection about one of the most turbulent eras of human communication: for the past ten years we have seen a unique conjunction of new media technological breakthroughs, an unusually close relationship between information producers and consumers, with the latter nearly in the position of a key player; and a new market which gives information an exchange value. As a consequence, this era has brought instability and uncertainty to the whole information value chain. The leading word has been “crisis”. The Brazilian information businesses in particular went through this period bemoaning their fi nancial and quality losses, deciding upon strategic deviations and retreats in their core business, watching over their main revenue source – advertising – migrating to a cross media model. But, are we going through a real crisis? Why not think about the advent of a new social structure that rethinks and revalues social relationships? We believe that Journalism and its business are exactly at the core of a reconfi guration process of their identity.
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title Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
spellingShingle Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
Saad, Elizabeth
Digital journalism
journalistic identity
media crisis
title_short Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
title_full Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
title_fullStr Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
title_full_unstemmed Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
title_sort Digital Media in Brazil: crisis or new identity
author Saad, Elizabeth
author_facet Saad, Elizabeth
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Digital journalism
journalistic identity
media crisis
topic Digital journalism
journalistic identity
media crisis
description This paper focuses on a broad refl ection about one of the most turbulent eras of human communication: for the past ten years we have seen a unique conjunction of new media technological breakthroughs, an unusually close relationship between information producers and consumers, with the latter nearly in the position of a key player; and a new market which gives information an exchange value. As a consequence, this era has brought instability and uncertainty to the whole information value chain. The leading word has been “crisis”. The Brazilian information businesses in particular went through this period bemoaning their fi nancial and quality losses, deciding upon strategic deviations and retreats in their core business, watching over their main revenue source – advertising – migrating to a cross media model. But, are we going through a real crisis? Why not think about the advent of a new social structure that rethinks and revalues social relationships? We believe that Journalism and its business are exactly at the core of a reconfi guration process of their identity.
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