Digital journalism, paradigm of the new interactive panorama

  • Pastora Moreno Espinosa Universidad de Sevilla
Keywords: Journalism, technology, digital, multimedia, hypertext, language

Abstract

More or less, it's been twenty years since the first media made their appearance on the Internet. This double decade has been one of the biggest changes experienced by the press in its history. Since journalists coexist with Internet, research, production and information dissemination they have fully evolved. Even the profiles themselves of the journalist, the media and to the public have also undergone radical changes. In so far this century, as happened practically since the advent of television-and also because digital publications, which are gratuitas-, newspapers are losing readers and it is rare not to hear that the role eventually disappear. This research, which is part of the field of social sciences, aims to analyze and compare the style and content of the digital editions of two of the most important national newspapers in Spain, El Pais and El Mundo, analyzed quantitatively and qualitatively its advantages and disadvantages. The analysis leads to the conclusion that the targeted elements are framing mechanisms by which the daily transmit different approaches to reality. With these mechanisms make daily opinion on the information. However, we ask "What new forms of communication are hidden in the digital press?", "Should the means to adapt to new circumstances and how?" "What news that appears in a newspaper is omitted by others?" "what they emphasize and minimize these diaries?", "what agree and disagree?", "are there differences in" political opinion "of the two newspapers?", "are there differences in styles argumentative editorials?".

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Published
2017-11-20
How to Cite
Moreno Espinosa P. (2017). Digital journalism, paradigm of the new interactive panorama. Estudios sobre el Mensaje Periodístico, 23(2), 1299-1317. https://doi.org/10.5209/ESMP.58046
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Research and Documents