Publication: Función de los blogs durante la crisis del periodismo en España
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2016-06-10
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Función de los blogs durante la crisis del Periodismo en España’ investiga el estado y percepción del soporte en 2015 y su evolución desde 2008, cuando estalló la economía occidental y con ello sus medios de comunicación, pero desde un punto de vista exclusivamente nacional. La tesis doctoral persigue determinar la incidencia de la herramienta y sus autores en la oferta informativa y su relación con el entorno de los medios, sin pasar por alto las redes sociales. La investigación científica en torno al ámbito informativo de los blogs es compleja. Los blogs nacen y mueren cada segundo, de forma espontánea, tanto fuera como dentro de los medios de comunicación, lo que dificulta cuantificar la dimensión del fenómeno. De hecho, por su inmediata caducidad, la bibliografía apenas aborda su cálculo en cuantía de números y se centra preferentemente en las características, en el contagio a otros formatos o en la percepción que logran por parte de la audiencia. Este trabajo de investigación seguirá el mismo camino crítico en su estudio. Sí que existe certeza sobre que el auge del fenómeno de los blogs ha quedado atrás. En España, ese periodo de crecimiento se fecha entre 2004 y 2010. Las redes sociales heredaron sus dos aportaciones fundamentales: la facilidad para publicar en internet cualquier tipo de contenido y la interacción lograda, quedándose de paso con la capacidad generada para poner de relieve tendencias, para denunciar abusos o para intervenir en la agenda informativa. Pero las redes sociales, aunque hayan debilitado el número de blogs, no son necesariamente un verdugo suyo. Los blogueros las usan para difundir sus posts o para relacionarse con sus seguidores. El trabajo que aquí presento tratará de determinar en qué han beneficiado y en qué han perjudicado Twitter o Facebook a los blogs, así como las sinergias provocadas entre los primeros y los segundos...
Role of blogs during the crisis of journalism in Spain' investigates the status and perception of support in 2015 and its evolution since 2008, when it broke occidental economy and thus its media, but from a purely national perspective. The thesis aims to determine the incidence of the tool and its authors in the information offer and its relationship with the media environment, without neglecting the social networks. Scientific investigation about information environment of blogs is very complex. Blogs grow and die every second, spontaneously, both outside and within media, making very difficult the duty to quantify the extent of this phenomenon. In fact, for its immediate expiration, the literature scarcely addresses the calculation amount how many numbers of blogs exist. Preferably focuses its investigation on features in the spread to other formats or perception that achieved by the audience. This research will follow the same critical path in its study. Certainly the rise of blogging phenomenon is now getting down. In Spain, its growth period is dated between 2004 and 2010. Social networks inherited from blogs two fundamental contributions: the facility to post online any type of content and interaction achieved, remaining in step with the capacity generated to highlight trends to denounce abuses or to intervene in the news agenda. But social networks, although they have weakened the number of blogs are not necessarily its executioner. Bloggers use them to disseminate their posts or to interact with your followers. The work presented here try to determine which have benefited and how have harmed Twitter or Facebook to blogs, as well as synergies caused between first and second. To carry out a complete study of the blog is also necessary to address another subject, the so‐called 'citizen journalism'. It is a sick contentious issue, which has an extensive and plural specific chapter. 'Citizen journalism' means participation, but has also led to the dismissal of professional newsrooms or lower the guard as informative and professional, publishing statements or documents from the audience...
Role of blogs during the crisis of journalism in Spain' investigates the status and perception of support in 2015 and its evolution since 2008, when it broke occidental economy and thus its media, but from a purely national perspective. The thesis aims to determine the incidence of the tool and its authors in the information offer and its relationship with the media environment, without neglecting the social networks. Scientific investigation about information environment of blogs is very complex. Blogs grow and die every second, spontaneously, both outside and within media, making very difficult the duty to quantify the extent of this phenomenon. In fact, for its immediate expiration, the literature scarcely addresses the calculation amount how many numbers of blogs exist. Preferably focuses its investigation on features in the spread to other formats or perception that achieved by the audience. This research will follow the same critical path in its study. Certainly the rise of blogging phenomenon is now getting down. In Spain, its growth period is dated between 2004 and 2010. Social networks inherited from blogs two fundamental contributions: the facility to post online any type of content and interaction achieved, remaining in step with the capacity generated to highlight trends to denounce abuses or to intervene in the news agenda. But social networks, although they have weakened the number of blogs are not necessarily its executioner. Bloggers use them to disseminate their posts or to interact with your followers. The work presented here try to determine which have benefited and how have harmed Twitter or Facebook to blogs, as well as synergies caused between first and second. To carry out a complete study of the blog is also necessary to address another subject, the so‐called 'citizen journalism'. It is a sick contentious issue, which has an extensive and plural specific chapter. 'Citizen journalism' means participation, but has also led to the dismissal of professional newsrooms or lower the guard as informative and professional, publishing statements or documents from the audience...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, leída el 15-12-2015