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Intitulada Ser Jornalista em Portugal: Do Papel ao Digital (2000 a 2018), esta
dissertação tem como objetivo o entendimento da adaptação dos jornalistas a um mercado
de trabalho que se encontra em mutação permanente, através da compreensão da evolução
da profissão nos últimos 18 anos.
Vivemos num mundo em constante mudança onde os indivíduos necessitam de se
adaptar constantemente a novas realidades. E o mercado de trabalho jornalístico não é
exceção. Com o avanço das tecnologias, a mutação das carreiras e a formação de um
ambiente cada vez mais competitivo, pode-se afirmar que é necessário que os
trabalhadores reajam e se adaptem à mudança.
De forma a se compreender a realidade atual da profissão jornalística, começou por
se estudar a evolução da profissão e realizaram-se entrevistas a três jornalistas de
diferentes plataformas (televisão, rádio e imprensa). Através da escolha de três
profissionais que já exercessem a profissão antes do ano 2000, quando a passagem para o
online começou a ser mais evidente, o objetivo centrou-se na compreensão das mudanças
da profissão aos olhos de quem está nesse mercado de trabalho antes e depois do “boom”
das tecnologias.
O presente estudo serve não só para compreender a dinâmica da profissão
jornalística de uma forma mais aprofundada, mas tentar perceber se todas as mutações que
tem sofrido a levarão a uma inevitável extinção.
Named Ser Jornalista em Portugal: Do Papel ao Digital (2000 a 2018) (in English: Being a Journalist in Portugal: From Paper to Digital (2000 to 2018), this thesis aims to understand the journalists’ adaptation to a job market that is in permanent mutation, through the understanding of the job’s evolution in the last 18 years. We live in a world in constant change where individuals need to continuously adapt themselves to new realities. And the journalistic job market is no exception. With the technological advances, career mutation and the creation of an increasingly competitive environment, we can say it’s necessary that employees react and adapt to change. In a way to understand this new reality in the journalistic occupation, first it was studied the job evolution and were carried out interviews to three journalists of different platforms (television, radio and press). Through the choice of these three professionals that already exercised their job before the year 2000, when the online transition started to become more clear, the main goal was to understand the changes the profession went through by the eyes of those who are in that job market before and after the technologies’ “boom”. The current study aims not to only understand the dynamics of the journalistic profession in a more detailed way, but also understand that if all the mutations it has been suffering will lead to an inevitable extinction.
Named Ser Jornalista em Portugal: Do Papel ao Digital (2000 a 2018) (in English: Being a Journalist in Portugal: From Paper to Digital (2000 to 2018), this thesis aims to understand the journalists’ adaptation to a job market that is in permanent mutation, through the understanding of the job’s evolution in the last 18 years. We live in a world in constant change where individuals need to continuously adapt themselves to new realities. And the journalistic job market is no exception. With the technological advances, career mutation and the creation of an increasingly competitive environment, we can say it’s necessary that employees react and adapt to change. In a way to understand this new reality in the journalistic occupation, first it was studied the job evolution and were carried out interviews to three journalists of different platforms (television, radio and press). Through the choice of these three professionals that already exercised their job before the year 2000, when the online transition started to become more clear, the main goal was to understand the changes the profession went through by the eyes of those who are in that job market before and after the technologies’ “boom”. The current study aims not to only understand the dynamics of the journalistic profession in a more detailed way, but also understand that if all the mutations it has been suffering will lead to an inevitable extinction.
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Jornalismo Adaptação Profissão Mutação Extinção Futuro Journalism Adaptation Profession Mutation Extinction Future