Novas telas para o telejornalismo: o conflito entre o quarto e quinto estado/poder e a expansão do conteúdo para além das localidades

Abstract

The research is characterized by research into the relationship between local and national television journalism from the way journalists observe flows ranging from place to national and vice versa, as well as seeking to carry out a qualitative-quantitative analysis with narrative character of “Brasil em Rede”, a news report produced by Rede Minas, between December11, 2017 and January 3, 2019, and which had a different proposal than commonly occurs in Brazil, which was to be a national news cast at a regional broadcaster through partnerships with several other regional broadcasters. In this sense, the intention of the research is to analyze how the content of journalistic content is constructed, as well as the communication flows that are potentiated from the micro level to the macro and vice versa, mainly from the Internet, which provoked a globalization of everything that is served on the web (online) and a significant change also in traditional media, with emphasis on television, which has increasingly used the Internet as an additional way to expand its production, but at the same time has become a space for the spread of localism, regionalism and identities since it is an open space in which it is possible to expand access to information and thereby reduce the shadow and quiet areas of the local scope. For the development of this research, we take as methodology the Analysis of Audiovisual Materiality, proposed by Iluska Coutinho (2016), which intends to investigate audiovisual content and its particularities as a unit and not from separates between image,text, audio, time and editing and the technique of Snowball, which consists of creating an online questionnaire and its propagation being made by the research participants themselves, since this would be possible to create a broader and representative corpus of analysis on the theme addressed.