Publication: El impacto de las TIC en los contenidos de la radio local en Canarias. Evolución del archivo de audio en el marco de las redes sociales
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2018-11-12
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Esta investigación pretende adentrarse en los procesos productivos que llevan a cabo las radios locales en Canarias tras el desembarco de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) en sus redacciones, además del impacto que estas hayan podido ocasionar en los contenidos que se elaboran en un contexto geográfico insular donde las plataformas sociales ylas herramientas digitales, se presentan como un segundo o incluso, tercer canal de comunicación. INTRODUCCIÓN, OBJETIVO E HIPÓTESIS DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN: El texto tiene como objetivo conocer el grado de penetración de las TIC en la radio local en Canarias, el uso que los profesionales de la comunicación hacen de los distintos recursos tecnológicos yla implantación de nuevos contenidos en los canales de comunicación en los que trabajan, ya sean analógicos o digitales. Para eso, resulta primordial determinar quétipodeherramientas, aplicaciones y dispositivos usan los periodistas yel uso que dan a estos recursos tanto dentro como fuera de la redacción, así como el nivel de incorporación de recursos textuales, de audio o imagen a los nuevos canales por los que distribuyen el contenido informativo...
This doctoral thesis intends to enter into the productive processes carried out by local radio stations in the Canary Islands after the implementation of new technologies in their newsrooms. It must be taken into account the impact they may have caused to the contents elaborated in a geographical island context, where social platforms and other digital tools, appear like a second or even, a third communication channel. INTRODUCTION, PURPOSES AND HYPOTHESIS OF THE RESEARCH: The main objective of this research is to explore the degree of penetration of the Information and communication technologies (ICT) in local radio in Canary Islands. This doctoral thesis has also researched the different technological resources which are already being used by media professionals in the Canaries, as well as the implantation of new content in the different channels of communication where they actually work, whether they may be analog or digital. For such a purpose, it is essential to determine what kind of tools, applications and devices are used by journalists and the utilization they give to these resources, both inside and outside newsrooms. In additionis the incorporation of textual resources, audio or image to the new channels by which they distribute informational content...
This doctoral thesis intends to enter into the productive processes carried out by local radio stations in the Canary Islands after the implementation of new technologies in their newsrooms. It must be taken into account the impact they may have caused to the contents elaborated in a geographical island context, where social platforms and other digital tools, appear like a second or even, a third communication channel. INTRODUCTION, PURPOSES AND HYPOTHESIS OF THE RESEARCH: The main objective of this research is to explore the degree of penetration of the Information and communication technologies (ICT) in local radio in Canary Islands. This doctoral thesis has also researched the different technological resources which are already being used by media professionals in the Canaries, as well as the implantation of new content in the different channels of communication where they actually work, whether they may be analog or digital. For such a purpose, it is essential to determine what kind of tools, applications and devices are used by journalists and the utilization they give to these resources, both inside and outside newsrooms. In additionis the incorporation of textual resources, audio or image to the new channels by which they distribute informational content...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, Departamento de Periodismo II, leída el 01/02/2018