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Title:
Periodismo móvil: Nuevas formas de hacer periodismo
Authors:
Gonzálvez Sempere, Noelia
Tutor:
García Avilés, José Alberto
Department:
Departamentos de la UMH::Ciencias Sociales y Humanas
Issue Date:
2019-06
URI:
http://hdl.handle.net/11000/7614
Abstract:
Este trabajo estudia tres grandes incógnitas: el estado actual del periodismo móvil, la aplicación de los dispositivos móviles en las rutinas periodísticas y cómo los diarios están explotando el nuevo medio. Las redacciones son conscientes de que tienen que afrontar los cambios culturales con una n...  Ver más
This project focuses its study on three great unknowns: the current state of mobile journalism, the implementation of mobile devices in journalistic routines and how media are dealing with the mobile media. In the newsrooms they are aware they need to face cultural changes with a new work philosophy: mobile first. It is proved that in order to be competitive it is essential to take advantage of the potential of the new media in order to adapt the storytelling and design to an audience who is surfing on the Internet by their phones increasingly. In fact, in Spain, mobile phone is the most used tool to access internet with a 94,6% (Ditrendia, 2017). The transition from mobile to computers has disrupted the workflow of the journalistic companies, which are unsure about keep working with ENG cameras (Electronic News Gathering) or renew ways of doing journalism with the use of mobile devices. Some people may see this as a menace that will make professional categories disappear, nevertheless other people prefer to adapt more visual forms. The reality is that, although it is still a practice that is not fully established, the content produced by and for mobile is giving its results in RTÉ, BBC, Canal Trece, À Punt Media and Canal Extremadura. The freedom of not being tied to a truck and being able to access anywhere is one of the motivations that have led many digital journalists to experiment with a basic kit (mobile phone, tripod, headphones and external battery). Furthermore, Leonor Suárez, Philip Bromwell and Stephen Quinn have shown that is possible to produce magnificent reports with a smartphone without losing the quality of the image and also offering nuances of naturalness, closeness, mobility and creativity.
Keywords/Subjects:
periodismo móvil
mobile journalism
mojo
teléfono inteligente
nuevas narrativas
audiencia móvil
innovación
new storytelling
smartphone
mobile audience
innovation
Knowledge area:
CDU: Generalidades.: Periódicos. Prensa. Periodismo. Ciencias de la información
Type of document:
info:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis
Access rights:
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Appears in Collections:
TFG- Periodismo



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