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O presente Relatório de Estágio analisa de que forma as gerações de jornalistas de televisão se estão a adaptar à era digital, tendo como estudo de caso a Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP). O ecossistema digital trouxe consigo uma diversidade de ferramentas com impacto na organização das redações e nas rotinas jornalísticas, alterando igualmente os formatos de receção de conteúdos através da televisão. O objetivo deste relatório é analisar a visão das diferentes gerações de jornalistas de televisão e a forma como se estão a adaptar ao digital, no que respeita a rotinas e competências. Para responder a este objetivo, é utilizada uma metodologia mista que inclui uma entrevista exploratória, um inquérito por questionário a 87 jornalistas da redação informativa da RTP e seis entrevistas semiestruturadas a jornalistas, quer com poucos anos de carreira quer veteranos na profissão. Os jornalistas acreditam que o tempo de carreira e a idade não estão relacionados com as dificuldades face ao digital e que os obstáculos à incorporação de novas rotinas se relacionam com fatores emocionais e culturais, como inércia e resistência em querer aprender, e ao facto de não quererem adicionar mais tarefas às suas responsabilidades diárias pela mesma remuneração.
The present internship Report analyze how the generations of television journalists are adapting to the digital age, taking as a case study the Radio and Television of Portugal (RTP). The digital ecosystem has brought a diversity of tools that have an impact on the newsrooms and journalistic routines, and also changed the formats of reception of contents through television. The purpose of this report is to analyze the vision of the different generations of television journalists and the way they are adapting to digital ecosystem in terms of routines and skills. To answer this objective, we use a mixed methodology, which includes an exploratory interview, a questionnaire to 87 journalists from the RTP newsroom and six semi-structured interviews with journalists with a few years of careers and veterans in the profession. Journalists believe that career time and age are not related to digital difficulties and the obstacles to incorporating new routines are related to emotional and cultural factors, such as inertia and resistance to wanting to learn, and to the fact that they not wanting to add more tasks to their daily responsibilities for the same remuneration.
The present internship Report analyze how the generations of television journalists are adapting to the digital age, taking as a case study the Radio and Television of Portugal (RTP). The digital ecosystem has brought a diversity of tools that have an impact on the newsrooms and journalistic routines, and also changed the formats of reception of contents through television. The purpose of this report is to analyze the vision of the different generations of television journalists and the way they are adapting to digital ecosystem in terms of routines and skills. To answer this objective, we use a mixed methodology, which includes an exploratory interview, a questionnaire to 87 journalists from the RTP newsroom and six semi-structured interviews with journalists with a few years of careers and veterans in the profession. Journalists believe that career time and age are not related to digital difficulties and the obstacles to incorporating new routines are related to emotional and cultural factors, such as inertia and resistance to wanting to learn, and to the fact that they not wanting to add more tasks to their daily responsibilities for the same remuneration.
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Jornalismo digital Jornalismo televisivo Competências digitais Gestão de media Serviço público RTP Competências dos jornalistas Digital journalism Television journalism Digital skills Media management Public service Journalists skills