O fotojornalismo depois da fotografia: Modelos de configuração da cadeia produtiva do fotojornalismo em tempos de convergência digital

Da Silva Junior, José Afonso

O fotojornalismo depois da fotografia: Modelos de configuração da cadeia produtiva do fotojornalismo em tempos de convergência digital

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Da Silva Junior, J. O fotojornalismo depois da fotografia: Modelos de configuração da cadeia produtiva do fotojornalismo em tempos de convergência digital. 2011. handle: http://hdl.handle.net/10230/11624

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This research report concerns about the post-doctoral activities, conducted between/nSeptember 2010 and March 2011 at the University Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona. It comes to identify the consequences of the convergence phenomenon on photojournalism./nThus, in a more general approach, the effort is to to recovery the structural elements of the convergence concept in journalism. It aims to map, as well, the current debates about the repositioning of photographic practices linked to the news produced in a widespread adoption of digital devices in contemporary workflow. It is also specified,/nthe analysis of photographic collectives as a result of the convergence framework/napplied to photojournalism; the debate on ways of funding; alternatives facing the/nalleged crisis of press photography and, finally, proposes to create qualifying stages of/ndevelopment of photojournalism in the digital age as well as the proposition of hypotheses concerning the structure of the productive routines. In addition, we present three cases to be analyzed in order to explore and verify the occurrence of/ncharacteristics that may identify the object of research in the state of practice. Finally,/nwe work in a series of conclusions, revisiting the main hypotheses. With this strategy, is/npossible to define an sequence of analysis capable of addressing the characteristics present in the studied cases and other ones in future, thus, be able to affirm this stage as a step, in the continuous historical course of photojournalism.