The Imaginary of an Invisible Enemy: The SARS-CoV-2 Virion on the Spanish TV News

Gómez, Isidro Jiménez; Díez, Jaime López; Daimiel, Gema Bonales

doi:10.51698/tripodos.2020.47p127-144

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“…U korištenju videopoziva prednjači ALJAZEERA (36), prati je NOVA BH (28), O KANAL (27), N1 (25),BHT1 (19), FTV (10), TVTK (10), RTRS (4), TVSA (3), TV7 (1).…”

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Representation of Video Calls as Media Innovations in the News Programs of Television Stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dautović

2022

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The measures introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic have thoroughly changed the previous ways of operation of television stations, especially in journalistic practices of live production and coverage of public significant events. In the altered working conditions, television stations have increasingly turned to the use of video conferencing applications and platforms, such as Skype, Zoom, WhatsUp, and similar services, facilitated by the digital media ecosystem. Covid-19 has acted as a catalyst for changes in the sphere of television technology, production, work routines, and content. However, until now, it has not been studied to what extent the changes induced by the pandemic have truly been accepted, retained, and modified after the cessation of Covid-19-related measures. To fill gaps in scientific knowledge, the task of this study was to examine the presence and use of video calls in informational programs of television stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as the implications of these innovative practices on the content, form, and value of television news. The content analysis method was used for central informational programs of public broadcasters and private stations. The results show the acceptance of innovations but also significant variations in exploiting the potential of this technology. The work contributes to a better understanding of the process of innovation diffusion in the newsrooms of television stations in transitional media systems.

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“…U korištenju videopoziva prednjači ALJAZEERA (36), prati je NOVA BH (28), O KANAL (27), N1 (25),BHT1 (19), FTV (10), TVTK (10), RTRS (4), TVSA (3), TV7 (1).…”

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Representation of Video Calls as Media Innovations in the News Programs of Television Stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dautović

2022

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iconografía de epidemias a través de Banksy en el año de la rata del calendario chino

Pérez-Rufí

Rufí

2023

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Este artículo toma como premisa los presupuestos iconográficos historicistas asumidos por el grafitero Banksy a la hora de representar la enfermedad por Covid-19, que adapta al lenguaje artístico contemporáneo. El objetivo de este trabajo es el análisis del desarrollo en el tiempo de modelos iconográficos que se demuestran en constante evolución y adaptación a los diversos contextos históricos. Se aplica un análisis crítico basado en la consulta de referentes bibliográficos. Los resultados concluyen que la pandemia de Covid-19 encuentra en Banksy un creador arquetípico de arte mediático o mediatizado ligado a la digitalización de la producción cultural.

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Creativity in crisis communication: a systematic review

Smaliukienė

2024

Creativity Studies

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This systematic review explores the concept of creativity in crisis communication, a widely used but poorly conceptualised phenomenon. It draws on empirical research and case studies to highlight the diversity of creative approaches during major crises such as natural disasters, health crises, or conflicts. The focus is particularly on situations where these crises are protracted, and creativity is required to deal with the “fog of warning” caused by repeated alerts. It is also important to exercise creativity in order to control the meaning of information and combat the spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories. Creativity in crisis communication during major crises is described as the dynamic generation of novel and contextually relevant strategies using unconventional or metaphorical elements to engage audiences, reshape their understanding, and drive behavioural change for effective crisis resolution and recovery. The study provides a framework for understanding creativity in crisis communication by synthesising existing academic knowledge. Using the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses methodology, 42 articles were analysed and categorised into three areas of communication: meaning making, behaviour framing, and reputation preservation. The framework illustrates the multiple facets of creativity: metaphorical creativity promotes critical reflection; visual representation enhances accessibility; humour and creative solutions engage and motivate diverse audiences; artistic elements, serious games and creative scenarios facilitate behaviour change. This framework underscores the critical role of creativity in crisis contexts, bridging the gap between standard communication and innovative, contextually relevant strategies in crisis communication strategies.

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The Imaginary of an Invisible Enemy: The SARS-CoV-2 Virion on the Spanish TV News

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

Representation of Video Calls as Media Innovations in the News Programs of Television Stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Representation of Video Calls as Media Innovations in the News Programs of Television Stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina

iconografía de epidemias a través de Banksy en el año de la rata del calendario chino

Creativity in crisis communication: a systematic review

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