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MEDIA LITERACY AND INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE Strategies, Debates and Good Practices julio-diciembre 2011. Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. Medellín, Colombia. [Fecha de consulta 15/09/2012]. Disponible en: http://revistaq.upb.edu.co/articulos/ver/407 -- (2010). “Participación y fuentes de la memoria. Nuevos métodos para nuevos retos”. Prisma Social, nº 5, diciembre 2010, p. 1-29. Fundación IS+D para la Investigación Social Avanzada. [Fecha de consulta 15/09/2012]. Disponible en: http://www.isdfundacion.org/publicaciones/revista/numeros/5/10-participacionfuentes-memoria.html -- (2009). Taller de Historia de Pallejà. Transcripciones y testimonios materiales. [CD]. Ajuntament de Pallejà, Memorial Democràtic de la Generalitat de Catalunya. -- (2007). Encontrarse en la Historia. Fuentes, protagonistas y espacios: metodologías para una historia de la comunicación no-androcéntrica [en línea]. Servei de Publicacions de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. [Fecha de consulta: 15/09/2012]. Disponible en: http://www.tdx.cat/TDX-1213107-105836 -- (2000). Nuestra Historia. Taller de Historia de Pallejà. Xàtiva: Diálogos, Ajuntament de Pallejà. MORENO SARDÀ, A. (1991): Pensar la historia a ras de piel. Barcelona: Ediciones de la Tempestad MORENO SARDÀ, A.; GASCÓN i MARTÍN, F. y MOLINA RODRÍGUEZ- NAVAS, P. (2011). “Del memorialismo analógico al memorialismo digital:aportaciones no-androcéntricas a la construcción de un humanismo plural”. Ghrebh. Revista de Comunicação, Cultura e Teoria da Mídia, nº 16, p. 152-193. Centro Interdisciplinar de Semiotica da Cultura e da Midia (CISC). Fecha de consulta: 15/09/2012]. Disponible en: http://revista.cisc.org.br/ghrebh/index.php?journal=ghrebh&page=article&op=vie w&path%5B%5D=103&path%5B%5D=113 117
MEDIA LITERACY AND INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE Strategies, Debates and Good Practices Letting people talk in media? Portrait and problems of citizens’ participation in audience discussion programmes Felisbela Lopes Communication and Society Research Centre University of Minho felisbela@ics.uminho.pt Fábio Ribeiro PhD Student in Communication Sciences Communication and Society Research Centre University of Minho fabiofonsecaribeiro@gmail.com Ivo Neto Research fellow Communication and Society Research Centre University of Minho ivoneto88@gmail.com Abstract Today’s media landscape resembles much of León’s (2010) interpretation of «a new informational ecosystem». However changes are not exclusively in terms of the content, as «drama, comic and spectacular» (Meyer, 2003) emerge as frequent news value in current media productions. Journalism, in particular, seems to demonstrate a special interest in what kind of contributions people are able to offer to their work. In some formats, such as the audience discussion programmes, it is likely to observe eager citizens who are interested in talking and taking part in those spaces. Thus, it is probably helpful to analyse how media institutions are working towards letting people talk in these specific spaces. Positioning this topic under the concept of the ‘citizens’ engagement’ in media, our observation will focus on two emblematic formats of public opinion on Portuguese radio and television. Hence, a comparison will be drawn according to several criteria: portrait of the participants (listeners and viewers) that take part in these formats; topics discussed, alongside a description of the commentators or guests invited by media productions (gender, provenience, invitation (actor/observer), job, programme and subject relationship. This paper also grants a particular focus to the role of digital media, whether these platforms constitute real opportunities for public intervention or simply express a recent tendency in media and society. This study has also been represented in the research project «TV journalism and citizenship: the struggle for a new digital public sphere», held in the Communication & Society Research 118
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