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Content analysis: Absence of journalistic standards in citizen media

Content analysis: Absence of journalistic standards in citizen media

dc.contributorFondecyt N°1080049es-ES
dc.contributorFONDECYT project No. 1080049en-US
dc.creatorPUENTE, DRA. SOLEDAD; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago
dc.creatorSAAVEDRA, DR. GONZALO; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago
dc.creatorGRASSAU, DANIELA C.; Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago
dc.date2011-09-29
dc.date.accessioned2019-04-03T18:11:30Z
dc.date.available2019-04-03T18:11:30Z
dc.identifierhttp://cuadernos.info/index.php/CDI/article/view/139
dc.identifier10.7764/cdi.28.139
dc.identifier.urihttp://revistaschilenas.uchile.cl/handle/2250/20703
dc.descriptionThe contribution of citizens to media contents is here to stay. Phenomena like Facebook, blogs and Twitter have opened space for the public and have enriched the debates on socially significant issues. The advent of digital media with content partially or fully produced by those who previously were public or, eventually, sources, has sometimes suggested the possibility of a replacement of journalism. This article confirms, through a content analysis of media belonging to the Network of Citizen Newspapers of Chile, that units developed by citizens do not meet the criteria of Journalistic Added Value (JAV). It therefore concludes that the contribution of citizens can benefit and be a complement to the news agenda, but it is far from complying with the professional journalism’s basic standards: selection, prioritization and contextualization of socially relevant contents.Keywords: citizen journalism; journalistic quality; information; citizen media; Web 2.0; produser; freedom of speech; Chile.es-ES
dc.descriptionThe contribution of citizens to media contents is here to stay. Phenomena like Facebook, blogs and Twitter have opened space for the public and have enriched the debates on socially significant issues. The advent of digital media with content partially or fully produced by those who previously were public or, eventually, sources, has sometimes suggested the possibility of a replacement of journalism. This article confirms, through a content analysis of media belonging to the Network of Citizen Newspapers of Chile, that units developed by citizens do not meet the criteria of Journalistic Added Value (JAV). It therefore concludes that the contribution of citizens can benefit and be a complement to the news agenda, but it is far from complying with the professional journalism’s basic standards: selection, prioritization and contextualization of socially relevant contents.en-US
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dc.languageeng
dc.publisherPontificia Universidad Católica de Chilees-ES
dc.relationhttp://cuadernos.info/index.php/CDI/article/view/139/137
dc.relationhttp://cuadernos.info/index.php/CDI/article/view/139/138
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dc.rights1. Política proposta para Revistas que oferecem Acesso Aberto ao seu conteúdo.Os autores que publicam nesta revista estão de acordo com os seguintes termos:Os autores conservam os direitos de autoria sem restrições e garantem à revista o direito de ser a primeira a publicar o trabalho. A revista, por sua vez, trabalha com uma licença Creative Commons, o que permite a terceiros compartilhar o trabalho desde que haja o reconhecimento da autoria do mesmo e da publicação inicial nesta revista.Os autores podem estabelecer acordos adicionais à parte para a distribuição não exclusiva da versão da obra publicada nesta revista (por exemplo, colocá-la em uma instituição ou publicá-la em um livro), desde que haja um reconhecimento de publicação nesta revista.Permite-se e se encoraja aos autores a difundir os trabalhos em meios eletrônicos (por exemplo, em uma instituição ou em site próprio) antes e durante o processo de envio a esta revista, uma vez que isso pode gerar trocas positivas assim como uma citação mais veloz e maior dos trabalhos publicados (para isso, olhe The Effect of Open Access – em inglês).pt-BR
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dc.sourceCuadernos.info; núm. 28: TEMA CENTRAL: POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS Y COMUNICACIÓN; 19-32es-ES
dc.sourceCuadernos.info; núm. 28: TEMA CENTRAL: POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS Y COMUNICACIÓN; 19-32en-US
dc.sourceCuadernos.info; núm. 28: TEMA CENTRAL: POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS Y COMUNICACIÓN; 19-32pt-BR
dc.source0719-367x
dc.source0719-3661
dc.subjectcitizen journalism; journalistic quality; information; citizen media; Web 2.0; produser; freedom of speech; Chile.es-ES
dc.subjectcitizen journalism, quality, information, complement, media, relevance.en-US
dc.titleContent analysis: Absence of journalistic standards in citizen mediaes-ES
dc.titleContent analysis: Absence of journalistic standards in citizen mediaen-US
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