Impacto da Covid-19 nos sistemas de mídia: consequências comunicativas e democráticas do consumo de notícias durante o surto
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9125.v25i1p109-129Keywords:
Covid-19, News consumption, Political communication, Democracy, JournalismAbstract
A Covid-19 é um fenômeno de enorme magnitude e relevância. Seu impacto tem afetado vários domínios sociais, incluindo as mídias e o jornalismo. Desde o início desta crise sanitária, as notícias se tornaram um recurso valioso para os cidadãos. Estudar as dinâmicas de consumo de informação é altamente relevante tanto por sua capacidade de transformar o sistema midiático quanto por seu impacto democrático. O objetivo desta pesquisa é analisar a influência do Coronavírus no consumo de notícias, a credibilidade dada pelos cidadãos à mídia e sua capacidade de detectar notícias falsas. Para responder a estas perguntas, se fez uma análise exploratória e inicial a partir de dados secundários das pesquisas on-line do Pew Research Center’s American Trends Panel nos Estados Unidos, fazendo comparações entre antes e depois do surto. Os resultados apoiam o impacto da Covid-19 no sistema midiático [...]
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