Abstract
Procuramos caracterizar a corrupção política em Portugal a partir da análise dos canais de televisão de sinal e acesso aberto, RTP1 (canal público), SIC e TVI (canais privados). O objetivo desta análise é compreender como as televisões constroem e dão visibilidade nas notícias à corrupção política. As teorias da corrupção (Blankenburg, 2002; Johnston, 2005; Economakis, Rizopoulos e Sergakis, 2010) constituem o enquadramento desta análise. O corpus é constituído por dois casos mediatizados “caso Freeport” e “caso Face Oculta” que envolvem figuras da democracia e empresas públicas e internacionais relevantes. Foi utilizada uma metodologia fundada na análise do conteúdo manifesto que deu origem à construção de uma base de dados em SPSS. Os dados foram interpretados tendo em consideração os indicadores de caracterização da corrupção política, propostos por Johnston (2005). Os resultados apontam para a prevalência das rotinas na construção da notícia televisiva, para a “repetição” constante de informação e para a personalização da política centrada nas principais figuras da democracia.
We seek to characterize the political corruption in Portugal from the analysis of the signal of TV channels and open access, RTP1 (public channel), SIC and TVI (private channels). The objective is to understand how televisions build and bring visibility in the news political corruption. Theories of corruption (Blankenburg, 2002; Johnston, 2005; Economakis, Rizopoulos and Sergakis, 2010)
provide the framework for this analysis. The corpus consists of two-profile cases “Freeport” and “Face Oculta” involving democracy and public figures and relevant international companies. A methodology based on the analysis of the manifest
content which led to the construction of a database in SPSS was used. The data were interpreted taking into account the characterization of indicators of political corruption, proposed by Johnston (2005). The results point to the prevalence of the
routines in the construction of television news for the “repetition” in information and for customizing the policy focused on the key figures of democracy.
We seek to characterize the political corruption in Portugal from the analysis of the signal of TV channels and open access, RTP1 (public channel), SIC and TVI (private channels). The objective is to understand how televisions build and bring visibility in the news political corruption. Theories of corruption (Blankenburg, 2002; Johnston, 2005; Economakis, Rizopoulos and Sergakis, 2010)
provide the framework for this analysis. The corpus consists of two-profile cases “Freeport” and “Face Oculta” involving democracy and public figures and relevant international companies. A methodology based on the analysis of the manifest
content which led to the construction of a database in SPSS was used. The data were interpreted taking into account the characterization of indicators of political corruption, proposed by Johnston (2005). The results point to the prevalence of the
routines in the construction of television news for the “repetition” in information and for customizing the policy focused on the key figures of democracy.
Original language | Portuguese |
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Title of host publication | Anais do XIV Congresso Ibero-Americano de Comunicação IBERCOM 2015 |
Subtitle of host publication | comunicação, cultura e mídias sociais |
Editors | Richard Romancini , Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes |
Place of Publication | São Paulo |
Publisher | AssIBERCOM |
Pages | 580-590 |
Number of pages | 10 |
ISBN (Electronic) | 978-85-7205-150-7 |
Publication status | Published - 2015 |
Event | XIV IBERCOM - Escola de Comunicações e Artes/USP , S. Paulo, Brazil Duration: 29 Mar 2015 → 2 Apr 2015 |
Seminar
Seminar | XIV IBERCOM |
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Country/Territory | Brazil |
City | S. Paulo |
Period | 29/03/15 → 2/04/15 |
Keywords
- Economia dos media
- Televisão
- Portugal
- Corrupção Política
- Análise dos media
- Media Economy
- Television
- Media Analysis
- Political Corruption