Uma Proposta Metodológica para analisar o Aproveitamento das Potencialidades Ciberjornalísticas da Internet

Authors

  • Fernando Zamith Universidade do Porto

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS222008109

Keywords:

Ciberjornalismo, Internet, Metodologia, Online Journalism, Cyber Journalism, Methodology

Abstract

Este artigo tem por base a construção de uma proposta metodológica, através da qual é possível medir e comparar as potencialidades da Internet exploradas pelos ciberjornais (sites noticiosos/jornalísticos) portugueses de informação geral de âmbito nacional. Para o conseguir, criei e apliquei uma tabela de medição dos níveis de aproveitamento das potencialidades da Internet. Esta grelha de análise foi construída de forma a poder ser aplicada novamente, ao mesmo universo ou a qualquer outro, o que permitirá estabelecer comparações em diferentes momentos e entre ciberjornais de diferentes tipos, países e públicos-alvo. Através de parâmetros que procurei que fossem o mais objectivos possível, a tabela permite saber com rigor se o aproveitamento das potencialidades da Internet é alto ou baixo, bem como estabelecer um “ranking” dos ciberjornais. A Methodological Proposal to Analyze the News Websites' use of the Potentialities of the Internet This paper presents a grid of measurement of the potentialities offered by the Internet exploited by cyberjournals (news/journalistic websites) that we have created as the methodological proposal of our master thesis defended in 2007 in the University of Minho, Portugal. The grid was constructed in order to establish comparisons at different moments and between cyberjournals of different kinds, languages, countries and targets. This grid of analysis allows to know if the exploitation of the Internet potentialities is high or low, as well as to establish a ranking of the cyberjournals.

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Published

2008-05-26

How to Cite

Zamith, F. (2008). Uma Proposta Metodológica para analisar o Aproveitamento das Potencialidades Ciberjornalísticas da Internet. Observatorio (OBS*), 2(2). https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS222008109

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2008)

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Articles

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