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O espaço editorial dos repórteres parlamentares da TVI e CNN Portugal durante a dissolução da Assembleia da República
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A volatilidade do sistema político obriga a uma permanente adaptação do jornalismo político, principalmente se estiverem em causa roturas políticas inesperadas. Novos contextos políticos impõem desafios de adaptabilidade acrescidos aos jornalistas, quer na manutenção e na relação com as fontes quer nas práticas jornalísticas associadas ao imediatismo, à dramatização e ao pluralismo. A intenção inicial de analisar o espaço editorial do jornalismo parlamentar desenvolvido nos órgãos de comunicação do Grupo Media Capital esbarrou com a ocorrência de dois acontecimentos políticos inesperados no final de 2023 e no início de 2024. O primeiro acontecimento diz respeito à demissão do primeiro-ministro António Costa, a 7 de novembro de 2023. O segundo diz respeito à dissolução da Assembleia da República, a 15 de janeiro de 2024. Perante uma inesperada conjuntura política, surgiu a curiosidade de realizar um estudo que procurasse caracterizar o espaço editorial concedido aos repórteres parlamentares durante o período em que a Assembleia da República não está na plenitude de funções.
O trabalho desenvolvido enquadra-se numa experiência de estágio curricular nos órgãos de comunicação social do Grupo Media Capital, a TVI e a CNN Portugal, entre 8 de janeiro de 2024 e 5 de abril de 2024. A investigação tem como base o recurso a técnicas de pesquisa documental clássica e moderna e inclui uma revisão da literatura sobre o parlamento, as fontes políticas e o jornalismo político. Além disso, procedeu-se à análise de conteúdo de todos os trabalhos jornalísticos dos repórteres parlamentares emitidos no Jornal Nacional durante a dissolução parlamentar de 2024. O trabalho investigativo contou com o recurso a técnicas de pesquisas não documental, nomeadamente a observação participante e as entrevistas exploratórias aos repórteres parlamentares da TVI e CNN Portugal. As conclusões do relatório de estágio revelam como o trabalho dos repórteres parlamentares se adaptou à agenda exigente dos partidos políticos, que procuraram mobilizar o eleitorado para as eleições legislativas de 2024.
ABSTRACT: The volatility of the political system means that political journalism must constantly adapt, especially if unexpected political upheavals are involved. New political contexts impose greater adaptability challenges on journalists, both in maintaining and maintaining relationships with sources and in journalistic practices associated with immediacy, dramatization and pluralism. The initial intention of analysing the editorial space of parliamentary journalism developed in the Media Capital Group's media outlets came up against the occurrence of two unexpected political events at the end of 2023 and the beginning of 2024. The first governmental event concerned the resignation of Prime Minister António Costa on November 7th of 2023. The second concerns the dissolution of the Assembly of the Republic on January 15th of 2024. Faced with an unexpected political situation, the curiosity arose to carry out a study that sought to characterise the editorial space granted to parliamentary reporters during the period when the Assembly of the Republic is not in full session. The work carried out is part of a curricular internship experience at the Media Capital Group's media outlets, TVI and CNN Portugal, between January 8th of 2024 and April 5th of 2024. The research is based on classic and modern documentary research techniques and includes a literature review on parliament, political sources and political journalism. In addition, a content analysis was carried out of all the journalistic work of parliamentary reporters broadcast on Jornal Nacional during the 2024 parliamentary dissolution. The investigative work used non-documentary research techniques, namely participant observation and exploratory interviews with parliamentary reporters from TVI and CNN Portugal. The conclusions of the internship report reveal how the work of parliamentary reporters adapted to the demanding agenda of the political parties, which sought to mobilise the electorate for the 2024 parliamentary elections.
ABSTRACT: The volatility of the political system means that political journalism must constantly adapt, especially if unexpected political upheavals are involved. New political contexts impose greater adaptability challenges on journalists, both in maintaining and maintaining relationships with sources and in journalistic practices associated with immediacy, dramatization and pluralism. The initial intention of analysing the editorial space of parliamentary journalism developed in the Media Capital Group's media outlets came up against the occurrence of two unexpected political events at the end of 2023 and the beginning of 2024. The first governmental event concerned the resignation of Prime Minister António Costa on November 7th of 2023. The second concerns the dissolution of the Assembly of the Republic on January 15th of 2024. Faced with an unexpected political situation, the curiosity arose to carry out a study that sought to characterise the editorial space granted to parliamentary reporters during the period when the Assembly of the Republic is not in full session. The work carried out is part of a curricular internship experience at the Media Capital Group's media outlets, TVI and CNN Portugal, between January 8th of 2024 and April 5th of 2024. The research is based on classic and modern documentary research techniques and includes a literature review on parliament, political sources and political journalism. In addition, a content analysis was carried out of all the journalistic work of parliamentary reporters broadcast on Jornal Nacional during the 2024 parliamentary dissolution. The investigative work used non-documentary research techniques, namely participant observation and exploratory interviews with parliamentary reporters from TVI and CNN Portugal. The conclusions of the internship report reveal how the work of parliamentary reporters adapted to the demanding agenda of the political parties, which sought to mobilise the electorate for the 2024 parliamentary elections.
Description
Relatório de estágio de mestrado apresentado à Escola Superior de Comunicação Social como parte dos requisitos para obtenção de grau de mestre em Jornalismo.
Keywords
Media Capital Jornalismo político Dissolução da Assembleia da República Fontes políticas Political journalism Dissolution of the Portuguese Parliament Political sources
Citation
Santos, J.P.O. (2024). O espaço editorial dos repórteres parlamentares da TVI e CNN Portugal durante a dissolução da Assembleia da República. [Relatório de estágio de mestrado, Escola Superior de Comunicação Social]. Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.21/21510
Publisher
Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa, Escola Superior de Comunicação Social