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Diversity of Journalisms. Proceedings of ECREA/CICOM Conference, Pamplona, 4-5 July 2011
Analysis Tab
Colour Typography Link Genre Image Video Audio 5 W? Comments
Headline
Subtitle
Top Title
Introduction
Body (Text)
*Example: an image can be a headline with an embedded link in an infographic, so a video a body text and so on.
** Regarding links and genres category, we would leave the researcher free to choose the approach that best suits his/her coding reference.
However, we propose for links one by Lluis Codina (Díaz Noci; Palacios; 2009: 76-77):
1. According to the route. 1.1. Sequential: they maintain the structure and cohesion of the hyper document. 1.2. Non-sequential: they permit
access to a section (or level) without passing through the preceding sections.
2. Logical criterion: 2.1. Structural. 2.2. Semantic.
3. By degree, or number of linked nodes. 3.1. 1:1 links, the typical junctions of the WWW. 3.2. 1:N links. 3.3. N:1 links.
4. By the form of exploration: 4.1. Embedded in the text itself. 4.2. Superimposed, from an index, list or summary.
5. By authorship: 5.1. Author’s links. 5.2. Reader’s links (for example, commentaries in a weblog, or the entries on a wiki website).
6. By commutation: 6.1. Substitution links: the destination node re places the node of origin. 6.2. Superimposition links: a new window opens,
without closing the window of origin.
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