Por Trás do Lide: percepções sobre credibilidade e configurações do jornalismo

Abstract

This paper analyzes the transformations within the productive routines of journalism in the face of the advancement of digital technologies and platforms, a context in which the forms of production, circulation, and consumption of information are expanding. From this panorama, the study seeks to understand the new relationships between information, credibility, and new technologies, investigating the convergences and tensions between new models of producing journalism. The work focuses on the creation of an informative podcast called "Por Trás do Lide" as an experimental product, helping to understand perceptions about credibility, influence, and professional changes caused by the increase in new technologies within journalism. The first season will focus on sports journalism and will feature in-depth interviews with Globo sports journalists Marcelo Russio, Eric Faria, and Alex Escobar using the in-depth interview methodology (Lage, 2001), posing questions to the subjects that allow for critical discussion of the topic. This paper will present the pilot episode with journalist Marcelo Russio. Among the preliminary results, tensions were observed between existing forms of journalism production in relation to new professionals in the market and previously existing forms of content gathering and circulation. Furthermore, journalists are also adapting to new forms of content production, especially within digital social networks, with content circulation serving as an alternative to maintaining journalistic credibility in this environment.