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Nos últimos anos, o jornalismo e o negócio da informação tem sido transformado pela convergência tecnológica, pela entrada de novos atores no processo de distribuição noticiosa, novas formas de acesso e consumo da informação e diferentes rotinas na atividade jornalística. Todas estas mudanças assinalam a emergência do jornalismo da era 3.0, que no caso português, é agudizada por uma forte crise financeira. Neste contexto, o objetivo desta dissertação é investigar como é que os principais protagonistas do meio jornalístico percecionam as alterações introduzidas pelos agregadores de notícias online no mercado noticioso em Portugal. Este objetivo foi desdobrado num conjunto de eixos de análise: a viabilidade do modelo de negócio dos media tradicionais e dos próprios agregadores, a produção noticiosa, os padrões de consumo e a relação entre os diferentes media no contexto em mudança. Os resultados indicam contributos positivos, na medida em os agregadores abriram portas para outros negócios de media em Portugal, melhoraram e facilitam a visibilidade, a distribuição dos conteúdos e o acesso aos conteúdos noticiosos. Por outro lado, os entrevistados salientam a sua crescente dependência dos agregadores, como estes potenciam a desvalorização da marca dos media, bem como, indiretamente, a banalização dos conteúdos de informação.
Nowadays, journalism and the information business area has been transformed by technological convergence, the entry of new actors in the distribution process and new forms of acess and information consumption with different journalistic routines. All these changes marked the emergence of journalism 3.0, which in the Portuguese case, is worsened by a strong financial crisis. In this context, the main goal of this thesis is to investigate how the main protagonists of the journalistic media perceive the changes introduced by online news aggregators in the Portuguese news market. This goal was deployed by a set of analysis axes: the business model of media outlets and the news aggregators, and also their viability, the news production and the relationship between different media. The results show positives contributions, because news aggregators opened doors for other media business model in Portugal, improve and facilitate the visibility and improve the circulation and access of the contents. On the other hand, the interviews highlight the increase of aggregators dependency, they may potentiate the devaluation of brand, and also, indirectly, the trivialization of information.
Nowadays, journalism and the information business area has been transformed by technological convergence, the entry of new actors in the distribution process and new forms of acess and information consumption with different journalistic routines. All these changes marked the emergence of journalism 3.0, which in the Portuguese case, is worsened by a strong financial crisis. In this context, the main goal of this thesis is to investigate how the main protagonists of the journalistic media perceive the changes introduced by online news aggregators in the Portuguese news market. This goal was deployed by a set of analysis axes: the business model of media outlets and the news aggregators, and also their viability, the news production and the relationship between different media. The results show positives contributions, because news aggregators opened doors for other media business model in Portugal, improve and facilitate the visibility and improve the circulation and access of the contents. On the other hand, the interviews highlight the increase of aggregators dependency, they may potentiate the devaluation of brand, and also, indirectly, the trivialization of information.
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Agregadores de notícias Web 3.0 Modelo de negócio Jornalismo Padrões de consumo Portugal News aggregators Business model Journalism Consumption patterns