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A rádio é um meio simples, mas muito multifacetado. Se ao longo dos anos se
pensou que a rádio morreria com o aparecimento da televisão, da Internet e, mais tarde,
das redes sociais online, depressa se percebeu como este meio é camaleónico e muito
adaptável a qualquer tecnologia que possa surgir. A rádio teve de se adaptar aos tempos
modernos e os jornalistas e profissionais de rádio viram-se obrigados a modernizar as
suas práticas e rotinas profissionais, de modo a corresponder à procura e às novas
necessidades dos ouvintes. Não foram só os avanços tecnológicos a obrigar os
profissionais de rádio a adaptar-se: em 2020, a pandemia de Covid-19 levou muitos
jornalistas a adaptar o seu trabalho às circunstâncias que esta crise de saúde pública
impôs. Neste sentido, o presente trabalho pretende analisar a influência que a pandemia
teve (e continua a ter) no trabalho e na rotina diária dos jornalistas de rádio; investigar
como é que as redes sociais online ajudaram estes profissionais e, ainda, tentar perceber
quais as alterações que a pandemia suscitou nas rotinas de produção noticiosa.
ABSTRACT: Radio is a simple yet highly multifaceted medium. Over the years, it was thought that radio would die out with the emergence of television, the Internet, and later, online social media. However, it quickly became apparent how versatile and adaptable this medium is to any emerging technology. Radio had to adapt itself to modern times and radio journalists and professionals found themselves compelled to modernize their practices and professional routines to meet the demands and new needs of listeners. It wasn't just technological advancements that forced radio professionals to adapt: in 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic led many journalists to adjust their work to the circumstances imposed by this public health crisis. In this regard, this work aims to analyse the influence that the pandemic had (and continues to have) on the work and daily routines of radio journalists; investigate how online social media aided these professionals, and also, try to understand the changes that the pandemic has introduced in newsmaking routines.
ABSTRACT: Radio is a simple yet highly multifaceted medium. Over the years, it was thought that radio would die out with the emergence of television, the Internet, and later, online social media. However, it quickly became apparent how versatile and adaptable this medium is to any emerging technology. Radio had to adapt itself to modern times and radio journalists and professionals found themselves compelled to modernize their practices and professional routines to meet the demands and new needs of listeners. It wasn't just technological advancements that forced radio professionals to adapt: in 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic led many journalists to adjust their work to the circumstances imposed by this public health crisis. In this regard, this work aims to analyse the influence that the pandemic had (and continues to have) on the work and daily routines of radio journalists; investigate how online social media aided these professionals, and also, try to understand the changes that the pandemic has introduced in newsmaking routines.
Description
Dissertação de mestrado apresentada à Escola Superior de Comunicação Social como parte dos requisitos para obtenção de grau de mestre em Jornalismo.
Keywords
Rádio COVID-19 Internet Redes sociais Newsmaking Radio COVID-19 Pandemic Social media
Citation
Almeida, A.I.C (2023). A influência da pandemia nas práticas e rotinas de um jornalista de rádio: Os casos da TSF, Renascença e Antena 1. [Dissertação de mestrado, Escola Superior de Comunicação Social]. Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.21/16954
Publisher
Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa, Escola Superior de Comunicação Social