Publication: Elementos periodísticos en movimiento sobre soportes móviles: el caso MOJO
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2022-01-14
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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En un contexto de transformación digital e inmediatez informativa, los avances tecnológicos aplicados al campo de la telefonía móvil ofrecen al periodista una nueva herramienta que le permite elaborar contenidos de forma autónoma mediante el uso de un único dispositivo, el llamado smartphone, un artefacto cada vez más sofisticado que permite redactar, grabar y editar un contenido noticioso para publicarlo al poco tiempo y desde ese mismo soporte en múltiples plataformas. Este fenómeno, conocido como periodismo móvil o MoJo, también abre otras vías para establecer conexiones en directo y permite desarrollar nuevas narrativas audiovisuales, dos posibilidades que, junto con las anteriores, podrían revolucionar los flujos de trabajo tradicionales y repercutir de manera directa en la planificación del equipo humano y técnico de las redacciones que lo implementan. Esta investigación analiza la irrupción de esta modalidad en medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales para valorar su viabilidad, examinar los beneficios y perjuicios que origina, y determinar si su consolidación podría desencadenar un verdadero cambio de paradigma dentro de la profesión periodística...
In a context of digital transformation and immediacy of news, technological advances applied to the field of mobile telephones offer journalists a new tool that allows them to independently prepare content through the use of a single device, the so-called smartphone. This is an increasingly sophisticated device that allows them to write, record and edit news content to publish it on multiple platforms in a short time and from the same medium. This phenomenon, known as mobile journalism or MoJo, opens up other avenues to establish live connections and allows the development of new audiovisual narratives, two possibilities that, together with the previous ones, could revolutionise traditional workflows and have a direct impact on the planning of the human and technical teams of the newsrooms that implement them. This research analyses the irruption of this modality in national and international media to assess its viability, examine the benefits and pitfalls it causes, and determine if its consolidation could trigger a true paradigm shift within the journalistic profession...
In a context of digital transformation and immediacy of news, technological advances applied to the field of mobile telephones offer journalists a new tool that allows them to independently prepare content through the use of a single device, the so-called smartphone. This is an increasingly sophisticated device that allows them to write, record and edit news content to publish it on multiple platforms in a short time and from the same medium. This phenomenon, known as mobile journalism or MoJo, opens up other avenues to establish live connections and allows the development of new audiovisual narratives, two possibilities that, together with the previous ones, could revolutionise traditional workflows and have a direct impact on the planning of the human and technical teams of the newsrooms that implement them. This research analyses the irruption of this modality in national and international media to assess its viability, examine the benefits and pitfalls it causes, and determine if its consolidation could trigger a true paradigm shift within the journalistic profession...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, Departamento de Periodismo y Nuevos Medios, leída el 27-10-2021