Do impresso à hipermídia: reconfiguração do jornalismo na era da comunicação digital

Abstract

Assuming that the technologies of communication can trigger social changes and language, seeks to study the changes in forms of production and consumption of journalism. Initially, the features are treated in the information society, on the basis of theoretical arguments Lévy, Castells, McLuhan, Kerckhove, among others. Then, it discusses the influences of culture in the digital print journalism and the trend to convergence of content with the on-line, from Marcondes Filho, Ricardo Noblat, Phillip Meyer and Lourival Sant'Anna. It was a reflection on how Web 2.0 and increased participation of users as "citizen journalists" are changing the practice of journalism, taking as reference texts by Francis Pisani, Mark Briggs, Luciana Mielniczuck, Pollyana Ferrari, Marcos Palacios and Claudia Tables To illustrate the notes collected, used the methodology of content analysis. The study aimed at the newspaper O Globo and the site Globo Online. After analysis of the indicators found, in general, come to the conclusion that to demand for information is more important than the medium in which it appears. Knowing this, the communication companies are investing in the diversification of supply of information online, increasingly exploring the potential of hypermedia.