Cultura da portabilidade – Novos usos do rádio e sociabilidades em mídia sonora

Authors

  • Marcelo Kischinhevsky

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS312009271

Keywords:

Rádio, internet, portabilidade, mídia sonora, sociabilidade

Abstract

Resumo Este artigo busca investigar novas sociabilidades engendradas pela mídia sonora em plataformas digitais – web radios, podcasting, sítios de relacionamento. Nos últimos anos, multiplica-se a oferta de conteúdos de áudio online, o que vem alargando as fronteiras do que era definido como rádio. A mídia sonora se reconfigura no rastro de uma série de fenômenos, entre os quais se propõe como unidade de análise a “cultura da portabilidade”. Outro foco de atenção deste trabalho diz respeito às múltiplas interações mantidas por este novo ouvinte, que hoje tem ferramentas para, ocasional ou regularmente, assumir papel ativo no processo de comunicação e tornar-se produtor de formas midiáticas de circulação transnacional. Abstract This paper investigates new sociabilities forged by sound media in digital platforms, such as web radios, podcasting, and social networking websites. In the last few years, online audio contents´ distribution has increased tremendously, pushing borders of what we used to call “radio”. Sound media has been reconfigured following a series of phenomena – and we picked one of these as an analysis´ unit: the “portability culture”. The article also focuses multiple interactions kept by new listeners, which now have tools to, occasional or regularly, assume an active role in communication process e become a producer of transnationally distributed mediatic forms.

Author Biography

Marcelo Kischinhevsky

Doutor em Comunicação e Cultura pela ECO/UFRJ, jornalista e professor do Departamento de Comunicação Social da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). É autor de "O rádio sem onda - Convergência digital e novos desafios na radiodifusão" (E-Papers, 2007) e de diversos artigos sobre a articulação entre as indústrias radiofônica e fonográfica.

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Published

2009-03-23

How to Cite

Kischinhevsky, M. (2009). Cultura da portabilidade – Novos usos do rádio e sociabilidades em mídia sonora. Observatorio (OBS*), 3(1). https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS312009271

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2009)

Section

Articles

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