Jornalismo Digital em Ambientes Dinâmicos. Propriedades, Rupturas e Potencialidades do Modelo JDBD.

Authors

  • Suzana Oliveira Barbosa Universidade Federal da Bahia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS212008136

Keywords:

media studies, cyberjournalism, digital journalism, journalism, database, DJDB Model, database journalism

Abstract

O objetivo desta comunicação é apresentar o Modelo Jornalismo Digital em Base de Dados (JDBD). Tal modelo tem como elemento estruturante as bases de dados (BDs) e é proposto como um paradigma numa etapa de transição entre a terceira geração e uma quarta fase de evolução para o jornalismo digital. O Modelo JDBD assegura o que classificamos como web sites jornalísticos metainformativos, inteligentes e dinâmicos. Eles se distinguem dos anteriores sites estáticos e têm na dinamicidade um dos pontos diferenciais que habilitam a sua implementação, promovendo a adequação dos processos, com o uso de BDs associadas a linguagens de programação, aos sistemas de gestão de conteúdos e aos recursos de metadados, data mining, entre outros. Chegamos à essa proposição com a realização da tese doutoral, e, neste paper, abordamos a dimensão conceitual e os elementos de especificidade do Modelo JDBD, também evidenciando o seu potencial para sobrepujar modelos transpositivos prévios garantindo inovação para os produtos jornalísticos digitais inclusive quanto às possibilidades de representação visual para os conteúdos. Digital Journalism in Dynamic Environments. Grounds, breaks and potentialities of DJDB Model In this article, we present the Digital Journalism in Database Model (DJDB). Such model has the databases (DBs) as structuring element, and has been proposed as a paradigm on a stage of transition between the third generation and a fourth phase of evolution for digital journalism. The DJDB Model assures what we categorize as meta-informative, intelligent and dynamic journalistic websites. They are different from the previous static websites and have the dynamicity as one of the distinguishing elements which enable their execution, providing the adequacy of the processes, with the use of DBs coupled with general purpose programming languages, metadata resources, data mining, among others into the content management systems. We have come to this proposition with the accomplishment of our doctoral thesis, and, in this paper, we intend to approach the conceptual dimension, and the elements of specificity of DJDB Model, as well as emphasizing its potentials to surpass transpositive previous models, ensuring innovation for digital journalistic products, including the possibilities of visual representations for the contents.

Author Biography

Suzana Oliveira Barbosa, Universidade Federal da Bahia

Investigadora no Grupo de Pesquisa em Jornalismo On-line (GJOL: www.facom.ufba.br/jol; www.blogspot.com), da Faculdade de Comunicação da Universidade Federal da Bahia/Brasil desde 2000. Integra, como pesquisadora externa, o Laboratório de Pesquisa Aplicada em Jornalismo Digital (LapJor), da Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina. Atualmente, realiza estágio pós-doutoral como bolsista CAPES na Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, junto ao grupo Nuevos Medios.

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Published

2008-03-03

How to Cite

Barbosa, S. O. (2008). Jornalismo Digital em Ambientes Dinâmicos. Propriedades, Rupturas e Potencialidades do Modelo JDBD. Observatorio (OBS*), 2(1). https://doi.org/10.15847/obsOBS212008136

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2008)

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