Imprensa regional, meios digitais e a (nova) diáspora

Authors

  • José Ricardo Carvalheiro University of Beira Interior/LabCom - Communication and Arts
  • Ricardo Morais University of Beira Interior/LabCom - Communication and Arts
  • Giovanni Ramos University of Beira Interior/LabCom - Communication and Arts

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS15320211714

Keywords:

Diáspora, Emigração, Jornalismo Regional, Media digitais

Abstract

Esta pesquisa assenta nas noções de diáspora, imprensa e digital, cuja interseção aponta para um cenário específico dos nossos dias. Um cenário de circulações composto ao mesmo tempo por pessoas, lugares, tecnologias, órgãos de comunicação e formas simbólicas. Uma geografia complexa e multidimensional, ligada por subjetividades e processos comunicativos, da qual também fazem parte os jornais regionais, tradicionalmente tidos como importante elo da diáspora portuguesa. Neste artigo indagamos qual a cobertura jornalística que tem sido dada pelos meios de comunicação regionais à diáspora num contexto já marcado pela digitalização e pela emigração de novas gerações. Para isso, empreendemos uma análise de conteúdo nas edições online de onze meios de comunicação da região Centro. Com base num corpus de 170 peças sobre emigração e através de um conjunto de variáveis, observamos que os media regionais continuam a fazer uma cobertura jornalística da diáspora limitada no tempo, destacando os atores e agentes institucionais e relegando, em muitas situações, para segundo plano o papel e a voz dos emigrantes. Apesar das oportunidades introduzidas pelo digital, verificamos que os projetos jornalísticos não têm tirado proveito dessas possibilidades para criar uma nova “rede de correspondentes” e outras formas de interagir com os emigrantes, mantendo assim um limitado acesso à diáspora.

Author Biographies

José Ricardo Carvalheiro, University of Beira Interior/LabCom - Communication and Arts

Assistant professor of the Communication, Philosophy and Politics Department of University of Beira Interior (UBI). PhD in Communication from UBI, Master in Sociology from University of Coimbra, graduated in Sociology by ISCTE. Director of the Masters in Journalism at UBI and coordinator of the research projects "Media, Reception and Memory" and "Public and Private in Mobile Communications".

Ricardo Morais, University of Beira Interior/LabCom - Communication and Arts

Ricardo Morais holds a Ph.D. in Communication Sciences from the University of Beira Interior (UBI). He is currently Invited Assistant Professor at the Communication, Philosophy and Politics Department of UBI, where he teaches Radio and Television Journalism. He is researcher for the project "Remedia.Lab - Regional Media Lab & Incubator" and was research fellow of the projects "Public and Private in Mobile Communications" and "Citizens' Agenda: journalism and civic participation in the Portuguese media". He is a member of the research unit LabCom. He has focused his research and publication in the field of journalism, new media, participation and political communication.

Giovanni Ramos, University of Beira Interior/LabCom - Communication and Arts

Graduated in Journalism at the University of Vale do Itajaí (2006), MBA in Digital Marketing at Centro Universitário Leonardo da Vinci (2015), Master in Journalism at University of Beira Interior (2018). Currently, PhD student in Communication at University of Beira Interior. He is also researcher for the project "Remedia.Lab - Regional Media Lab & Incubator" at LabCom.

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Published

2021-08-29

How to Cite

Carvalheiro, J. R., Morais, R., & Ramos, G. (2021). Imprensa regional, meios digitais e a (nova) diáspora. Observatorio (OBS*), 15(3). https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS15320211714

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 3 (2021)

Section

Articles

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