2020
DOI: 10.25200/bjr.v16n3.2021.1316
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Who Controls the Voice? The Journalistic Use and the Informational Domain in Vocal Transactors

Abstract: This article aims to understand the transformations caused by new informational ecosystems in contemporary journalism. This analysis is performed based on news accessed through personal digital assistants embedded in smart speakers. As a methodological procedure, it adopts a multiple case study, defining the vocal transactors of Google (Nest Home/Google Assistant) and Amazon (Echo/Alexa) as its object. Therefore, this paper notes that the inclusion of algorithmic routines and the extension of news content to i… Show more

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“…Research on voice search technology and digital media published to date has highlighted the need to -work on adapting content to voice interfaces (Fagundes-Pase et al, 2020); -adopt agreements between digital news media outlets and voice assistant developers to work towards updating the provision of these new ways of summarising news (Kischinhevsky, 2019); -be aware of the types of news searches performed by virtual assistants (Jung et al, 2019); -consider how news consumption could shape the news agenda (Turow, 2021); and -promote the use of technologies that allow news to be read aloud for playback by virtual assistants (Lochrie et al, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Research on voice search technology and digital media published to date has highlighted the need to -work on adapting content to voice interfaces (Fagundes-Pase et al, 2020); -adopt agreements between digital news media outlets and voice assistant developers to work towards updating the provision of these new ways of summarising news (Kischinhevsky, 2019); -be aware of the types of news searches performed by virtual assistants (Jung et al, 2019); -consider how news consumption could shape the news agenda (Turow, 2021); and -promote the use of technologies that allow news to be read aloud for playback by virtual assistants (Lochrie et al, 2018).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of voice searches, i.e., queries spoken to a virtual assistant that then returns a result, there are a number of academic studies published in the social sciences (Sa, 2016;Shokouhi;Ozertem;Craswell, 2016;Mairesse;Raccuglia;Vitaladevuni, 2016;Hurwitz et al, 2017;Guy, 2018;Lovato;Piper, 2019), several of which include a consideration of journalism (Lochrie et al, 2018;Kischinhevsky, 2019;Jung et al, 2019;Fagundes-Pase et al, 2020;Turow, 2021) but not of visibility, that is, not of voice search optimisation (hereafter VSO). There have also been numerous industry reports and news stories published on the use of voice search technology, both at a general level (Huffman, 2014;Cachón, 2019;Isidigitaldata, 2020;Rabit and Pork, 2021) and in the context of digital media (Newman, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ao publicar vídeos através destas, gera-se um capital lúdico, ou seja, há "a produção de valor a partir de esforço realizado e relacionado aos jogos por meio da exploração de competências relativas a isso, sobretudo vinculado com redes para transmissão de partidas ou conteúdo relacionado." (PASE;FONTOURA;DALLEGRAVE, 2020, p. 10). O capital lúdico é explorado pelo capitalismo de plataforma (idem) e o jogo pelo prazer, pela diversão, perde-se na busca pela remuneração da performance.…”
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