Publication: La información internacional en la prensa digital: análisis del diseño, la hipermedialidad y la interactividad en 14 cibermedios de referencia nacional e internacional
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2021-03-05
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La presente tesis se ciñe a las noticias internacionales en los medios digitales de referencia mundial. Se seleccionan 14 periódicos para llevar a cabo la investigación, que son: El País, ABC, Le Monde, Le Figaro, The Guardian, The Times, The New York Times, Washington Post, Granma, Clarín, El Universal, Diario del Pueblo, Asahi Shimbun e Yomiuri Shimbun.El propósito primordial consiste en investigar la incorporación de internet a las noticias internacionales. La primera parte se parte de tres grandes perspectivas: diseño periodístico, hipermedialidad e interactividad. El estudio se centra en investigar si las grandes cabeceras han aprovechado bien las potencialidades del Internet, si existe homogeneidad en el diseño de los sitios, si los recursos hipermedia incorporados en la cobertura internacional han experimentado notables cambios y qué tipo de posibilidades de interactividad ofrecen los medios. Con el fin de presentar la evolución de la integración de los recursos hipermedia, se recopilan 1155 noticias internacionales entre 2001 y 2017. La segunda parte se centra en averiguar cómo los lectores han aprovechado la interactividad de los medios digitales, y se lleva a cabo un análisis de contenido con un corpus de 12871 comentarios generados por los usuarios.
This thesis is limited to investigating international news in the world's leading digital media. 14 newspapers were selected to carry out the investigation, which are: El País, ABC, Le Monde, Le Figaro, The Guardian, The Times, The New York Times, Washington Post, Granma, Clarín, El Universal, Diario del Pueblo, Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun.The primary purpose is to investigate the incorporation of the internet into international news. The first part is based on three main perspectives: journalistic design, hypermediality and interactivity. The study focuses on investigating whether the major news organizations have made good use of the potential of the Internet, whether there is homogeneity in the design of the sites, whether the hypermedia resources incorporated into international coverage have experienced notable changes and what type of interactivity possibilities those media offer to the users. In order to present the evolution of the integration of hypermedia resources, 1155 international news items were collected between 2001 and 2017. The second part focuses on finding out how readers have made use of the interactivity of digital media, and based on a content analysis with a corpus of 12,871 comments generated by users...
This thesis is limited to investigating international news in the world's leading digital media. 14 newspapers were selected to carry out the investigation, which are: El País, ABC, Le Monde, Le Figaro, The Guardian, The Times, The New York Times, Washington Post, Granma, Clarín, El Universal, Diario del Pueblo, Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun.The primary purpose is to investigate the incorporation of the internet into international news. The first part is based on three main perspectives: journalistic design, hypermediality and interactivity. The study focuses on investigating whether the major news organizations have made good use of the potential of the Internet, whether there is homogeneity in the design of the sites, whether the hypermedia resources incorporated into international coverage have experienced notable changes and what type of interactivity possibilities those media offer to the users. In order to present the evolution of the integration of hypermedia resources, 1155 international news items were collected between 2001 and 2017. The second part focuses on finding out how readers have made use of the interactivity of digital media, and based on a content analysis with a corpus of 12,871 comments generated by users...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, leída el 12-01-2021