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Precariedade digital: o retrato das condições de trabalho nas redações dos jornais híbridos do Alentejo
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Esta dissertação tem como objetivo caraterizar as condições de trabalho nas redações dos jornais híbridos do Alentejo e perceber qual é o impacto da transição digital no exercício do jornalismo regional. Num período em que a crise do Global Media Group (GMG), fez soar os alarmes para a condição precária dos jornalistas portugueses, consideramos pertinente perceber o estado atual do jornalismo regional, especificamente numa região do país que reclama medidas de discriminação positiva, que lhe permitam um desenvolvimento mais equitativo. Os profissionais das redações dos jornais regionais, com publicações em papel e online, são o foco deste estudo. Utilizando como principal recurso metodológico um inquérito por questionário, aplicado a uma amostra de dezoito profissionais de sete jornais, obtivemos resultados que revelam um contexto difícil, decorrente, essencialmente, da falta de investimento em recursos humanos e formação, uma combinação que se traduz num agravamento das condições de trabalho. A acumulação e duplicação de funções, os baixos salários e uma perceção de futuro incerta marcam os testemunhos recolhidos, que retratam as condições de trabalho nos jornais híbridos com sede nos distritos de Portalegre, Évora e Beja.
This dissertation aims to characterize working conditions in the newsrooms of hybrid newspapers in Alentejo and understand the impact of the digital transition on the exercise of regional journalism. In a period in which the Global Media Group (GMG) crisis raised alarms about the precarious condition of portuguese journalists, we consider it pertinent to understand the current state of regional journalism, specifically in a region of the country that demands measures of positive discrimination, which allow for more equitable development. Professionals in the newsrooms of regional newspapers, with paper and online publications, are the focus of this study. Using as the main methodological resource a questionnaire survey, applied to a sample of eighteen professionals from seven newspapers, we obtained results that reveal a difficult context, essentially resulting from the lack of investment in human resources and training, a combination that translates into a worsening of working conditions. The accumulation and duplication of functions, low salaries and an uncertain perception of the future mark the testimonies collected, which portray working conditions in hybrid newspapers based in the districts of Portalegre, Évora and Beja.
This dissertation aims to characterize working conditions in the newsrooms of hybrid newspapers in Alentejo and understand the impact of the digital transition on the exercise of regional journalism. In a period in which the Global Media Group (GMG) crisis raised alarms about the precarious condition of portuguese journalists, we consider it pertinent to understand the current state of regional journalism, specifically in a region of the country that demands measures of positive discrimination, which allow for more equitable development. Professionals in the newsrooms of regional newspapers, with paper and online publications, are the focus of this study. Using as the main methodological resource a questionnaire survey, applied to a sample of eighteen professionals from seven newspapers, we obtained results that reveal a difficult context, essentially resulting from the lack of investment in human resources and training, a combination that translates into a worsening of working conditions. The accumulation and duplication of functions, low salaries and an uncertain perception of the future mark the testimonies collected, which portray working conditions in hybrid newspapers based in the districts of Portalegre, Évora and Beja.
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imprensa transição digital jornalismo regional precariedade Alentejo press digital transition regional journalism precariousness