Examining the journalistic genres hybridisation in content published by newspapers on Facebook Live

Colussi, Juliana; Rocha, Paula Melani

doi:10.1080/13216597.2020.1744467

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“…En cuanto a la calidad de la redacción periodística, la red social Facebook contó con algunos videos, audios y con recursos necesarios para redactar sin límite de caracteres (Colussi & Rocha, 2020). La inmediatez informativa se mantuvo en los rangos más bajos durante la primera ola de contagios, la redacción periodística propia del medio presenta una baja calidad en los contenidos informativos; sobre la correcta escritura, los usuarios son conscientes de que las faltas de ortografía, precipitación y la descortesía devalúan sus mensajes (Martín Ramallal & Micaletto Belda, 2022).…”

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Medio nativo digital El Portal Universitario durante el covid-19 en Puno Perú

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En esta investigación se examinaron las noticias publicadas por el medio nativo digital El Portal Universitario en la red social de Facebook en el mes de agosto del 2020 durante la primera ola de contagio ocasionada por la pandemia del covid-19 en Puno. El objetivo del estudio fue analizar el uso de los géneros ciberperiodísticos y las características periodísticas digitales como hipertextualidad, multimedialidad, instantaneidad e interactividad. Se utilizó el método de enfoque cuantitativo con un diseño descriptivo-analítico no experimental. Se emplearon dos técnicas: el análisis de contenido, el cual permite realizar conteos y tabulaciones desde los parámetros que exige el ciberperiodismo en redes sociales, considerando solo aquellas publicaciones relacionadas con la crisis sanitaria y la entrevista estructurada. Luego del análisis, se determinó que el contexto de pandemia fue desfavorable para El Portal Universitario, que contaba con más de 370 mil seguidores y trascendía en el territorio regional, al cambiar su línea editorial de asuntos universitarios, para cubrir más bien, información regional sobre la pandemia por covid-19. Al no ser un tema desde una perspectiva informativa universitaria, evidenció limitaciones profesionales en la calidad de sus contenidos, con desconocimiento de las características propias del medio nativo digital, perdiendo alcance e influencia de sus publicaciones en los seguidores.

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Medio nativo digital El Portal Universitario durante el covid-19 en Puno Perú

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“…In academia, in contrast, the concept of genre has not drawn much attention of communication scientists (Broersma and Harbers 2018). Most scholars working on such topics have attempted to distinguish different journalistic genres, defining them as "means of expressions sought by journalists" (p. 11 Gargurevich 1982, cited by Colussi andRocha 2020), or "the various stylistic methods applied by professionals" (Martínez Albertos 2004, p. 51). The distinguished genres have been further classified by functions (e.g., information, guidance, interpretation, entertainment) and examined in empirical studies (e.g.…”

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“…The distinguished genres have been further classified by functions (e.g., information, guidance, interpretation, entertainment) and examined in empirical studies (e.g. Colussi and Rocha 2020;Melo and Assis 2016;Seixas 2019). Instead of differentiating pre-established genres in newsrooms, another group of researchers have analyzed published news items via the genre approach, famously categorizing them as "hard news" or "soft news" (Lehman-Wilzig and Seletzky 2010).…”

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Beyond Discrete Genres: Mapping News Items onto a Multidimensional Framework of Genre Cues

Lin¹,

Welbers²,

Vermeer³

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In the contemporary media landscape, with the vast and diverse supply of news, it is increasingly challenging to study such an enormous amount of items without a standardized framework. Although attempts have been made to organize and compare news items on the basis of news values, news genres receive little attention, especially the genres in a news consumer’s perception. Yet, perceived news genres serve as an essential component in exploring how news has developed, as well as a precondition for understanding media effects. We approach this concept by conceptualizing and operationalizing a non-discrete framework for mapping news items in terms of genre cues. As a starting point, we propose a preliminary set of dimensions consisting of “factuality” and “formality”. To automatically analyze a large amount of news items, we deliver two computational models for predicting news sentences in terms of the said two dimensions. Such predictions could then be used for locating news items within our framework. This proposed approach that positions news items upon a multidimensional grid helps deepening our insight into the evolving nature of news genres.

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“…According to Colussi and Rocha [ 33 ], newspapers are more affected by the economic downturn. Magazines suffer strongly from the economic recession.…”

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Impact of Facebook and Newspaper Advertising on Sales: A Comparative Study of Online and Print Media

Lin

Ahmad

Shafik³

et al. 2021

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Marketing means the strategies and tactics an organization undertakes for attracting consumers to promote the buying or selling of a product or service. Active marketing is about receiving messages from potential buyers to create ways to influence their purchasing decisions. Advertising is one of the most prominent marketing strategies to promote products to consumers. It is well known that advertisement has a significant impact on the sale of certain goods or services. In this paper, we consider two mediums of advertisement, such as Facebook (which is an online medium) and Newspaper (which is a printed medium). We consider a dataset representing the advertising budget (in hundreds of US dollars) of an electronic company and the sales of that company. We apply the quantitative research approach, and the data which are used in this research are secondary data. For analysis purposes, we consider a statistical tool called simple linear regression modeling. To check the significance of the advertising on sale, definite statistical tests are applied. Based on the findings of this research, it is observed that advertising has a significant impact on sales. It is also showed that spending money on advertising through Facebook has better sales than newspapers. The finding of this research shows that the use of computer-based technologies and online mediums has a brighter future for advertising. Furthermore, a new statistical model is introduced using the Z family approach. The proposed model is very interesting and possesses heavy-tailed properties. Finally, the applicability of the proposed model is illustrated by considering the financial dataset.

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Examining the journalistic genres hybridisation in content published by newspapers on Facebook Live

Cited by 8 publications

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Medio nativo digital El Portal Universitario durante el covid-19 en Puno Perú

Medio nativo digital El Portal Universitario durante el covid-19 en Puno Perú

Beyond Discrete Genres: Mapping News Items onto a Multidimensional Framework of Genre Cues

Impact of Facebook and Newspaper Advertising on Sales: A Comparative Study of Online and Print Media

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