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O jornalismo de investigação é transversal a todo o jornalismo. Independentemente da
editoria em que se trabalha, são feitas investigações jornalísticas acerca dos mais variados temas,
sempre com o intuito de trazer histórias que marquem a agenda à praça pública e que, acima de
tudo, informem e esclareçam o leitor.
Na editoria de desporto o cenário parece ser diferente, com a atenção dos jornalistas a
recair sobretudo na análise aos jogos, no acompanhamento semanal das equipas e dos jogadores,
com as atenções a centrarem-se no futebol em desprezo de outras modalidades. Questões que não
ocorrem dentro das quatro linhas não recebem o mesmo nível de atenção.
Neste caso específico, olha-se para a investigação no jornalismo desportivo analisando a
imprensa desportiva portuguesa. Através da análise de mais de 900 edições de jornais
generalistas e desportivos, num período compreendido entre outubro de 2019 e março de 2020,
fez-se um levantamento das peças de investigação publicadas ao longo deste período e com
recurso a entrevistas a profissionais da área pudemos, com o auxílio da sua experiência, obter um
olhar aprofundado sobre os dados recolhidos.
ABSTRACT: Investigative journalism is transversal to all journalism. Regardless of the section in which one works, journalistic investigations are made about the most varied themes, always with the intention of bringing stories that mark the agenda to the public light and that, above all, inform and enlighten the reader. In sports journalism the scenario seems to be different, with the journalists' attention falling mostly on the analysis of the games, the weekly follow-up of the teams and players, focusing on soccer at the expense of other sports. Events that do not take place on the pitch are not receiving the same level of attention. In this specific case, we look at the state of investigative pieces in sports journalism by analyzing the portuguese sports press. Through the analysis of more than 900 issues of daily and sports newspapers, in a period between October 2019 and March 2020, a study was made of the investigative pieces that were published throughout this period and with the help of interviews with professional journalists we were able to get an in-depth look at the data that was collected.
ABSTRACT: Investigative journalism is transversal to all journalism. Regardless of the section in which one works, journalistic investigations are made about the most varied themes, always with the intention of bringing stories that mark the agenda to the public light and that, above all, inform and enlighten the reader. In sports journalism the scenario seems to be different, with the journalists' attention falling mostly on the analysis of the games, the weekly follow-up of the teams and players, focusing on soccer at the expense of other sports. Events that do not take place on the pitch are not receiving the same level of attention. In this specific case, we look at the state of investigative pieces in sports journalism by analyzing the portuguese sports press. Through the analysis of more than 900 issues of daily and sports newspapers, in a period between October 2019 and March 2020, a study was made of the investigative pieces that were published throughout this period and with the help of interviews with professional journalists we were able to get an in-depth look at the data that was collected.
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Dissertação de mestrado apresentada à Escola Superior de Comunicação Social como parte dos requisitos para obtenção de grau de mestre em Jornalismo.
Keywords
Jornalismo desportivo Jornalismo de investigação Fontes noticiosas Imprensa desportiva Desporto Sports journalism Investigative journalism News sources Sports press Sport
Citation
Piteira, J.D.F. (2022). A investigação no jornalismo desportivo: Análise da imprensa desportiva portuguesa. [Dissertação de mestrado, Escola Superior de Comunicação Social]. Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.21/15605
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Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa, Escola Superior de Comunicação Social