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A crise do jornalismo e a democracia
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Este trabalho partindo de uma resenha sobre a evolução do jornalismo, intenta estudar a relação entre a crise do jornalismo e democracia nos tempos atuais.
Da mesma forma que todas as áreas científicas atravessam desafios, a comunicação tem vindo a atravessar uma grande crise, em boa parte provocada pela rápida evolução das redes socias/meios de comunicação em massa. As redes socias são sem dúvida uma ferramenta essencial para que se mantenha um relacionamento mais equilibrado entre os jornais e o público, no entanto pode não ser a relação mais saudável para a informação. Esta crise acaba por se refletir na democracia de cada país de formas diferentes, mas com impacto semelhante. A desinformação sempre foi um problema, mas nos dias de hoje em que estamos à distância de um “click” de nos informarmos melhor, a maioria das pessoas prefere absorver apenas aquilo que chega mais rápido. Será isto um problema da democracia que não faz nada para contrariar este processo ou do público que se habituou a consumir sem analisar?
Com este trabalho pretendo analisar os motivos para esta crise e de que forma se relaciona com a democracia e o que fazer para melhorar este problema.
This work, based on a review of the evolution of journalism, aims to study the relationship between journalism crisis and democracy in current times. In the same way that all scientific fields are going through challenges, communication has been going through a major crisis, largely caused by the rapid evolution of social networks/mass media. Social media is undoubtedly an essential tool for maintaining a more balanced relationship between newspapers and the public, but it may not be the healthiest relationship for information. This crisis ends up being reflected in each country's democracy in different ways, but with a similar impact. Disinformation has always been a problem, but these days, when we're only a click away from being better informed, most people prefer to absorb only what comes quickest. Is this a problem for democracy, which does nothing to counteract this process, or for the public, which has become accustomed to consuming without analysing? With this work I intend to analyse the reasons for this crisis and how it relates to democracy and what can be done to improve this problem.
This work, based on a review of the evolution of journalism, aims to study the relationship between journalism crisis and democracy in current times. In the same way that all scientific fields are going through challenges, communication has been going through a major crisis, largely caused by the rapid evolution of social networks/mass media. Social media is undoubtedly an essential tool for maintaining a more balanced relationship between newspapers and the public, but it may not be the healthiest relationship for information. This crisis ends up being reflected in each country's democracy in different ways, but with a similar impact. Disinformation has always been a problem, but these days, when we're only a click away from being better informed, most people prefer to absorb only what comes quickest. Is this a problem for democracy, which does nothing to counteract this process, or for the public, which has become accustomed to consuming without analysing? With this work I intend to analyse the reasons for this crisis and how it relates to democracy and what can be done to improve this problem.
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Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciada em Ciências da Comunicação
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Portugal Jornalismo Crise do jornalismo Jornalismo e democracia Desemprego Journalism Journalism crisis Journalism and democracy Unemployment