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Diversity of Journalisms. Proceedings of ECREA/CICOM Conference, Pamplona, 4-5 July 2011
journalism professors and some of journalistic writing, at the same time it will identify
some peculiarities of that tradition.
Paper panel 5 – Inside de newsroom
Monday, July 4th 14.00 - 15.30 (Room 1)
Maps of the technologies available in the phases of the communication process
Cabrera González, Mª Ángeles*; Villada Rojo, Pedro Antonio**; Bernal Triviño, Ana
Isabel*
*Departament of Journalism, University of Malaga, Malaga, Spain
**University of Murcia, Murcia, Spain
Information technologies are a major source of diversity in journalism. Not only
because of the different media that arise, but by the new dynamics of work and
incorporate new requirements imposed on expressive journalistic message (design,
writing ...) The social context of globalization, new technologies have led to other
forms production, distribution and reception of information, the three phases which
divides the process of journalistic communication.
Every day new devices and tools are added to the above, in an exponential growth
that sometimes appears to cause an excess of choices and opportunities for
journalists and the audience know.
The aim of this paper is to categorize the new technologies in the work of the
journalist, to realize the impact they have had in each and the role that new
technologies play. We carried out this study from a descriptive and exploratory
approach to structure in the new technologies employed categories.
This list of technologies arises from two perspectives: from the media and from the
audience. In the production examines the impact of information technology in preproduction,
production and postproduction. In analyzing the distribution channels,
transmission technologies and formats. Finally, at the reception, performing a
registration of new portable devices or new media.
Media companies and their adoption of radical technologies
Leiva, Ricardo
School of Communication, University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
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