TRES ESCENARIOS EN 25 AÑOS DE INVESTIGACIÓN PERIODÍSTICA (1997-2021)

FRANCISCATO, CARLOS EDUARDO

CARLOS EDUARDO FRANCISCATO

Universidade Federal de Sergipe, São Cristóvão – SE – Brazil

CARLOS EDUARDO FRANCISCATO Master and doctor in Contemporary Communication and Culture from the Federal University of Bahia. Postdoctoral fellow at the Graduate Program in Communication and Information at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. He holds a degree in Social Communication/Journalism from the Federal University of Santa Maria and a specialization in Political Science from PUC/RS. He is a Full Professor at the Federal University of Sergipe. He coordinated the Graduate Program in Communication at UFS and held the presidency of the Brazilian Association of Researchers in Journalism (SBPJor). He primarily researches theory and history of journalism, journalism and technology, and applied research in journalism. E:mail: cfranciscato@uol.com.br

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5108-8677

CARLOS EDUARDO FRANCISCATO

Master and doctor in Contemporary Communication and Culture from the Federal University of Bahia. Postdoctoral fellow at the Graduate Program in Communication and Information at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. He holds a degree in Social Communication/Journalism from the Federal University of Santa Maria and a specialization in Political Science from PUC/RS. He is a Full Professor at the Federal University of Sergipe. He coordinated the Graduate Program in Communication at UFS and held the presidency of the Brazilian Association of Researchers in Journalism (SBPJor). He primarily researches theory and history of journalism, journalism and technology, and applied research in journalism. E:mail: cfranciscato@uol.com.br

Desk review editor: Nelia Del Bianco

Search terms	Publication period			Total
Search terms	1997-2001	2007-2011	2017-2021	Total
Total	61	137	128	326
Journalism studies	56	117	110	283
Theories of journalism	2	8	12	22
Theory of journalism	3	12	6	21

Areas of research concentration	Publication period			Total
Areas of research concentration	1997-2001	2007-2011	2017-2021	Total
Total	178	487	621	1,286
1) Fundamentals and epistemological issues in journalism	4	47	41	92
2) Broad perspectives of study applied to journalism	65	126	215	406
3) Models and areas of study in journalism	84	248	310	642
4) Connections to areas of knowledge	25	66	55	146

Category	Key Words
Total categories in this item	92
Theory and epistemology of journalism/knowledge	19
Objectivity	11
Journalistic authority and credibility	10
Trustworthy	8
Transparency	6
Diversity	6
Independence and autonomy in journalism	5
Truth	4
Ontology of journalism/realism and idealism/reality	4
Fact/opinion dichotomy	4
Impartiality	3
Post-truth	2
Emotion and affection in journalism	2
Pluralism	2
Temporality	2
Mediation	2
Self-legitimizing discourse	1
Quickness, immediacy	1

Category	Key words
Total categories in this item	406
Social media and digital platforms	44
Audience and reception studies	40
Political communication, Public communication, and public interest	22
Innovation studies	21
Culturalist approach/Cultural studies	20
Gender studies	20
Institutional and organizational perspective of journalism	20
Democracy theories / Democratic and authoritative values	20
Globalization, post-colonialism, and local identities	18
Disinformation and informational disorder	13
Field theory	13
Public sphere	11
Sociology of everyday life	11
Scheduling	11
Normative theories	9
History of communication	8
Social practice and social action theories	8
Interactivity	8
Violence, censorship, and threats to the freedom of the press and of thought	7
Mediatization and media events	7
Social change	6
Communication theories	6
Reflection	6
Transmedia and cross-media	6
Ethnic and racial studies	5
Convergence culture and digitalization of society	5
Social representation theories	5
Media responsibility and accountability	4
Actor-network theory	4
Spiral of silence	3
Constructionist approaches	3
Studies on complexity	3
Monitoring	3
Rational choice theory	2
Theory of systems and media systems	2
Media ecology	2
Materialist and Marxist perspective of journalism	2
Game theory	2
Business models in journalism	2
Visibility and invisibility	2
Liberalism	1
Phenomenology	1

Category	Key words
Total categories in this item	642
Digital journalism	117
Studies on news and newsworthiness	57
Journalistic production and routines (newsmaking)	45
Global, international, and war journalism	36
Journalism education	33
Economy, the market, and consumption in journalism	31
Journalism as a profession and an identity	30
Framing studies	24
Journalism ethics and deontology	23
Cultural perspectives of journalism	18
Reference journalism, conglomerates, and traditional media	15
Literary and narrative journalism	13
Citizen, public and civic journalism	12
Proximity journalism	12
Financial and business model	12
Partisan journalism, journalistic commitment, and bias	10
Comparative journalism	10
Popular journalism	9
Participative or collaborative journalism	7
Solution based journalism	7
Quality in journalism	6
Editorial filters in journalism (gatekeeping)	5
Political journalism	4
Visual journalism	4
Alternative journalism	4
Development journalism	3
Investigative journalism	3
Media and journalism criticism	3
Scientific journalism	3
Photography and photojournalism	2
Sensationalism	2
Infotainment	2
Crisis in journalism	2
Repetition journalism (Churnalism)	2
Celebrity, diversional, and human interest journalism	2
Peace journalism	1
Watchdog journalism	1
Post-industrial journalism	1
Business and entrepreneurial journalism	1

Period	Keywords
Period 1997-2001	a) Perceptions of technological changes: Changing technology, convergence, interactivity, and hypertextuality, hypertext research b) Recognition of change in the media:Internet mass media, online media, online journalism, network journalism
Period 2007-2011	a) More open definitions of the phenomenon:Online news, online newspapers, online video, new media, news websites, online journalism b) Identification of characteristics: Hypertext, hyperlinks, multimedia, Internet technology, weblog, SMS, user-generated content c) Identification of sociabilities: Online news history, online newsroom culture, online-only newspapers
Period 2017-2021	a) Defining the research area, knowledge, and experience: Digital journalism, digital journalism studies, digital journalism research b) Decrease of general terms: Online media, online news, online editions, new media c) Identification of characteristics: News aggregators, homepages, online media, online news, online native, online shares d) Specialized research on advanced phenomena: Mobile, immersive journalism, experiential, 360° video, Virtual reality, VR journalism, digital long-form journalism, storytelling, data journalism, data-driven journalism, datafication, Big Data, automated journalism, automation, algorithms, robot journalism, metrics, user rankings, ratings analysis, audience measurement, analytics

[1] CARLOS EDUARDO FRANCISCATO

Master and doctor in Contemporary Communication and Culture from the Federal University of Bahia. Postdoctoral fellow at the Graduate Program in Communication and Information at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. He holds a degree in Social Communication/Journalism from the Federal University of Santa Maria and a specialization in Political Science from PUC/RS. He is a Full Professor at the Federal University of Sergipe. He coordinated the Graduate Program in Communication at UFS and held the presidency of the Brazilian Association of Researchers in Journalism (SBPJor). He primarily researches theory and history of journalism, journalism and technology, and applied research in journalism. E:mail: cfranciscato@uol.com.br

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TRES ESCENARIOS EN 25 AÑOS DE INVESTIGACIÓN PERIODÍSTICA (1997-2021)

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