Alternative journalism in Brazil: which voices are heard? / Periodismo alternativo en Brasil: ¿qué voces se escuchan?

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Vol. 7 No. 2 (2018): Commons, vol. 7, nº 2
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5-36
Published: 20-12-2018

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  • Nivea Canalli Bona (BR)
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  • Guilherme Gonçalves de Carvalho (BR) Centro Universitário Internacional Uninter (Brazil)
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Abstract

This work presents partial findings of research that began in 2015 which aims to understand how alternative journalism is evolving in the digital sphere in Brazil. We discuss the concept of alternative journalism based on the context as well as the main characteristics of this kind of journalism, and focused our data gathering on the type of sources consulted by the websites. We considered four kinds of sources: Official, Unofficial, Expert, and Witness. We then used documental and content analysis of over 190 articles. This preliminary result shows that this kind of website cites, still, a majority of Official and Experts sources.

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alternative journalism Google Schoolar
types of sources Google Schoolar
digital ambience Google Schoolar

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Canalli Bona, N., & Gonçalves de Carvalho, G. (2018). Alternative journalism in Brazil: which voices are heard? / Periodismo alternativo en Brasil: ¿qué voces se escuchan?. Commons. Revista De Comunicación Y Ciudadanía Digital, 7(2), 5–36. Retrieved from https://revistas.uca.es/index.php/cayp/article/view/4567

Author Biographies

Nivea Canalli Bona

Doctora en Comunicación Social, periodista. Investigadora del grupo de Investigación COMUNI (Un. de Marília - SP - Brasil) y Processocom (Unisinos - RS). Autora de quatro livros dentre eles: "Assessoria de Imprensa: ponte entre jornalistas e sociedade" y "Jornalismo e Sociedade". Investigadora  de la comunicación en los movimientos sociales y de la comunicación popular, comunitária y alternativa.

Guilherme Gonçalves de Carvalho, Centro Universitário Internacional Uninter (Brazil)

Ph.D. in Sociology, journalist, Director of the Journalism Program at Centro Universitário Uninter - Paraná - Brazil. Author of four books, among them, “Reflections on media and consumption” and “The space of public media in Brazil”. Coordinator of the research group Alternative Journalism in the Digital Age. Researcher of the public media and alternative journalism.

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