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A empresa concessionária do serviço público de rádio e de televisão tem, de entre as várias
missões, a de divulgar informação sobre os acontecimentos que ocorrem em todo o país e no
estrangeiro, tendo a responsabilidade acrescida de dar visibilidade à informação regional. Para
compreendermos de que forma tal cobertura é realizada, o nosso estudo debruçase sobre o
programa da RTP 1, “Portugal em Direto”, que dá particular atenção à atualidade dos diferentes
distritos e arquipélagos. Procuramos compreender como este programa é produzido e de que modo
dá visibilidade à informação proveniente das diferentes regiões. Para este efeito, foram analisadas
22 edições do programa “Portugal em Direto” emitidas durante o mês de novembro de 2021.
Relativamente aos métodos de investigação, utilizámos o método quantitativo de análise de
conteúdo com base em variáveis produzidas e categorizadas de origem, tais como o local de
cobertura, o tempo de cobertura, o tipo de intervenientes entrevistados em cada notícia, a forma e
o género de reportagem, o tom das notícias e os vários assuntos ou temas específicos abordados.
Por outro lado, recorremos a métodos qualitativos, tais como a observação participante e as
entrevistas semidiretivas ou informais.
De uma forma geral e de acordo com os resultados obtidos, registamos que o programa “Portugal
em Direto” não faz uma cobertura igualitária de todo o território português incluindo as ilhas dos
Açores e da Madeira. Esta assimetria de cobertura é resultado de todo um conjunto de decisões de
ordem editorial e ainda da falta de recursos humanos nas várias delegações regionais que fazem
parte da RTP e da qual o programa “Portugal em Direto” tem grande dependência.
The concessionaire of the public radio and television service has as one of its missions to disseminate information about the events that happen all over the country and abroad, having an added responsibility to give visibility to regional information. In order to understand how such coverage is carried out, our study focuses on the RTP 1 programme "Portugal em Direto" which gives particular attention to the news of the different districts and archipelagos. We seek to understand how this programme is produced and how it gives visibility to the information coming from the different regions. For this purpose, we analysed 22 editions of the programme "Portugal em Direto" broadcasted during the month of November 2021. Regarding the research methods, we used the quantitative method of content analysis based on variables produced and categorized of origin such as the place of coverage, the time of coverage, the type of actors interviewed in each news item, the form and genre of reporting, the tone of the news items and the various subjects or specific themes addressed. On the other hand, we used qualitative methods, such as participant observation and semidirective or informal interviews. In general, and according to the results obtained, we register that the program "Portugal em Direto" does not make an equal coverage of the whole Portuguese territory including Azores and Madeira islands. This asymmetry of coverage is the result of a set of editorial decisions and also of the lack of human resources in the various regional delegations that are part of RTP and on which the programme "Portugal em Direto" is highly dependent.
The concessionaire of the public radio and television service has as one of its missions to disseminate information about the events that happen all over the country and abroad, having an added responsibility to give visibility to regional information. In order to understand how such coverage is carried out, our study focuses on the RTP 1 programme "Portugal em Direto" which gives particular attention to the news of the different districts and archipelagos. We seek to understand how this programme is produced and how it gives visibility to the information coming from the different regions. For this purpose, we analysed 22 editions of the programme "Portugal em Direto" broadcasted during the month of November 2021. Regarding the research methods, we used the quantitative method of content analysis based on variables produced and categorized of origin such as the place of coverage, the time of coverage, the type of actors interviewed in each news item, the form and genre of reporting, the tone of the news items and the various subjects or specific themes addressed. On the other hand, we used qualitative methods, such as participant observation and semidirective or informal interviews. In general, and according to the results obtained, we register that the program "Portugal em Direto" does not make an equal coverage of the whole Portuguese territory including Azores and Madeira islands. This asymmetry of coverage is the result of a set of editorial decisions and also of the lack of human resources in the various regional delegations that are part of RTP and on which the programme "Portugal em Direto" is highly dependent.
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Jornalismo de proximidade "Portugal em Direto" Jornalismo local e regional Televisão Análise de conteúdo Entrevistas semi diretivas Proximity journalism Local and regional journalism Television Content analysis Semi directive interviews