Los homicidios en la prensa vasca (2002-2012): Tratamiento informativo y códigos deontológicos

Vizuete, José Ignacio Armentia; Murillo, María Flora Marín; Marcet, José María Caminos

doi:10.5209/rev_esmp.2015.v21.n1.49080

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“…This is a study of compliance with norms. Just as Armentia Vizuete et al (2015) evaluated the coverage of homicides by the Basque press in the light of journalists' ethical codes, we content-analyzed crime news in the Spanish press to assess reporters' allegiance to the EU directive on presumption of innocence, right after the spring of 2018, when all member states had been asked to incorporate the provisions of the directive, if not into their legal systems (Spain did not deem it necessary), at least to their legal, police, and media practice.…”

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“…Much closer to the interests of our study, the research by Armentia Vizuete et al (2015) looked at how respectful the Basque press has been of professional ethical codes. Covering a decade (2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006)(2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012), the authors find that the use of the word 'presunto' (presumed) is far more common in the body of news texts than in headlines.…”

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Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting

Seoane-Pérez

Ordaz

2021

Communication & Society

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This paper examines the compliance of Spanish crime reporting with the principles of the 2016 EU Directive on presumption of innocence, which aims at preventing the publication of information that might bias the public and the jurors against the suspect. A content analysis applied to a sample of 200 crime news stories published by eleven of the most popular print and online news platforms in 2018 reveals that the Spanish press coverage of crime is centered around the pre-trial and sentence stages, with little attention to the oral trial. The full name and the face portrait of the suspect appear in roughly one-third of the stories, but this overwhelmingly happens in news stories reporting on the court’s decision, so that the presumption of innocence is generally protected. Interestingly, the legacy media are more likely to report on the victim’s full name and the crime details that online digital media. One-fourth of the stories include accusations of guilt, as prosecutor attorneys and other officials are more frequently cited than defense lawyers. Although the Spanish press is largely compliant with the recommendations of the EU Directive, the lack of attention to the oral phase, where the arguments of both parts are deployed and contrasted, leads to a bias in the coverage against the suspect.

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Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting

Seoane-Pérez

Ordaz

2021

Communication & Society

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“…Actualidad Fuente: Autores La mayoría de los autores consideran que la actualidad no es un concepto cerrado, sino más bien un "concepto relativo" que contribuye a configurar lo que entendemos por noticia. En [27] hacen una clasificación de los distintos tipos de actualidad que utilizamos en esta investigación. De esta manera encontramos que la actualidad de las temáticas ambientales que se tratan en El Espectador es mayoritariamente prolongada (51,2%) y reciente (42,2%), mientras que en El País lo es reciente (72,2%).…”

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La información medioambiental en los periódicos nacionales de Colombia y España: un estudio comparativo

Cano

Rincón

2015

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ResumenAntecedentes: La comunicación ambiental ha sido objeto de estudio de la academia y del periodismo desde la década del 70, tanto en Colombia como en España, pues coincide con la difusión del informe Límites al Crecimiento del Club de Roma y la Cumbre de la Tierra en Estocolmo en el mismo año. A partir de allí, este tipo de periodismo ha tratado de transitar hacia la calidad informativa, gracias a los estudios académicos de universidades y centros de investigación. Objetivo: este trabajo pretende establecer equivalencias comparativas entre El Espectador de Colombia y El País de España, los elegidos para la muestra, con el fin de conocer las debilidades y fortalezas que posee los contenidos ambientales en ambos diarios. Método: se utiliza el método del análisis de contenido, con enfoque cuantitativo, de manera que permita identificar la importancia, calidad, frecuencia y forma de exposición que se concede a la información y opinión relacionada con el medio ambiente. Aquí se emplea una muestra aleatoria sistemática de semanas compuesta del 2009 y 2010, con el fin de que haya una amplia representatividad de estos contenidos ambientales publicados en cada uno de los meses de esos dos años. Resultados: se muestran similitudes y diferencias notables en los dos medios de comunicación. Las similitudes se refieren al uso de las noticias como principal género periodístico, la no presencia de sensacionalismo en las piezas informativas, la escasa identificación de responsables por la falta de conciencia ambiental y la dependencia hacia las fuentes gubernamentales. Conclusión: en los dos casos, es necesario que sus directivos y periodistas asuman una posición más crítica y comprometida para que los lectores cuenten con información de calidad que los motive a adoptar estilos de vida ambientalmente sostenibles.Abstract Background: Environmental communication has been studied in academia and journalism since the 70s, both in Colombia and in Spain, as it coincides with the divulgation of the report ‘Limits to the Growth of Rome’s Club and the Earth Summit in Stockholm in the same year. Since then, this type of journalism has attempted to move towards the quality of information, thanks to academic studies at universities and research centers. Objective: This paper aims to establish comparative equivalences between El Espectador of Colombia and El Pais in Spain, the newspapers chosen for the sample, in order to know the weaknesses and strengths on the environmental content in both newspapers. Method: Content analysis method was used, with a quantitative approach, such that allows to identify the importance, quality, frequency and way of exposure given to the information and opinion related to environment. A weekly basis composed systematic random sample from 2009 and 2010 was utilized, in order to have a broad representation of these environmental contents published on each of the months of those two years. Results: Similarities and important differences in the two media are shown. The similarities relate to the use of news as the main journalistic genre, the non-presence of sensationalism in the pieces of news, poor identification of those responsible for the lack of environmental consciousness and dependence on government sources. Conclusion: In both cases, it is necessary that directors and journalists adopt a more critical and committed role for the readers to have quality information that motivates them to adopt environmentally sustainable life styles.Palabras clave: Análisis de Contenido, Divulgación Científica, Medio Ambiente, Periódicos, Periodismo Especializado.

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Journalists at the border: An analysis of their work when covering news on immigration

Aranguren¹,

Cantalapiedra²

2020

EPI

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This study analyses the media coverage of immigration in Melilla, the land frontier between Spain and Morocco and one of the access points where immigrants enter the European Union, and the role that journalists and other agents play in spreading news on immigration. By means of a field study we analyse the type of news professionals and media that are present near the border, the logics followed by institutional press offices when providing information, and the particular conditions in which journalism is practiced in a space of juridical exceptionality. Amongst the results obtained we underscore: the predominance of a media market that, while apparently diverse, is highly dependent on institutional advertising; the relevance of figures like activists or freelance journalists in providing differentiated news on immigration; and the difficulties in working that journalists face due to arbitrariness and obscurantism when accessing images and data.

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Los homicidios en la prensa vasca (2002-2012): Tratamiento informativo y códigos deontológicos

Cited by 4 publications

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Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting

Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting

La información medioambiental en los periódicos nacionales de Colombia y España: un estudio comparativo

Journalists at the border: An analysis of their work when covering news on immigration

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