Challenges, limits and possibilities of the telejournalism researchers network
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Keywords

Network
Telejournalism
Television
Everyday Life
Research

How to Cite

Porcello, F. A. C. (2011). Challenges, limits and possibilities of the telejournalism researchers network. Brazilian Journalism Research, 7(2), 43–58. https://doi.org/10.25200/BJR.v7n2.2011.351

Abstract

This article proposes a theoretical reflection on the challenges, limits and possibilities of network research, with emphasis on the case of the Telejournalism Researchers Network of the Brazilian Association of Journalism Researchers (SBPJor). In addition to a brief historical account of the network´s years of existence, we will deal here with the publications already accomplished, the evolution of the empirical research works, the courses adopted and also the future plans for the amplification, in quantity and quality, of the commitments undertaken. The interaction between theory and practice has always been a basic milestone in the advancement of the group, composed of professors who have had professional activity in television broadcasting stations. TV enters into people´s lives and cannot be seen as a mere support for electronic communication. Telejournalism is an interdisciplinary field which should be studied in its discursive and enunciative aspects. This article will offer some theoretical contributions from authors such as Castells, Bauman, Chauraudeau, Thompson, Gomes and Mattos, among others, to help in shedding light on this path and stimulate the amplification of the theoretical debate proposed.

https://doi.org/10.25200/BJR.v7n2.2011.351
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