Journalism in Latin America: Journalistic Culture of Ecuador - Oller Alonso, Martin;Chavero Ramírez, Palmira
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This book presents the analysis of the journalistic culture of Ecuador as representative of the Andean region and Latin America. Since the last two decades of the twentieth century, a steady increase in research in journalism has focused on the analysis of the journalist and their products - contents. However, it is only relatively recently that it has also taken into account the context in which the environment and the various systems - political, economic, social, cultural, media, technological, etc. - surrounding the journalists and the media are present. This decontextualized perspective…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book presents the analysis of the journalistic culture of Ecuador as representative of the Andean region and Latin America. Since the last two decades of the twentieth century, a steady increase in research in journalism has focused on the analysis of the journalist and their products - contents. However, it is only relatively recently that it has also taken into account the context in which the environment and the various systems - political, economic, social, cultural, media, technological, etc. - surrounding the journalists and the media are present. This decontextualized perspective has been, and is being, much criticised for being reductionist, partial and homogeneous. For these reasons, and for others which will be discussed throughout the book, this study includes the work of journalists, their perceptions and their professional practices as integrated activities in a characteristic context and with a unique idiosyncrasy. Based on this idea, it attempts to show a vision, as closely as possible, of the journalistic culture of Ecuador and the professionals who are immersed in it.
Autorenporträt
Martin Oller Alonso, Ph.D. in Journalism at the University of Rey Juan Carlos (Madrid, 2012) and Master of Advanced Studies in Communication at the University of Murcia (Murcia, 2009). He is involved in several international research projects such as World Study of Journalism, Journalistic Role Performance around the Globe and Journalistic Cultures.