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1. The disappearance of provincial printed press: analysis of the causes and consequences based on the case study of Castile-La Mancha

Author

Belén Galletero-Campos

Subjects
newspaper, crisis, paper, local journalism, structure., Communication. Mass media, P87-96, Advertising, HF5801-6182
Abstract

The current context and changes in the communicational paradigm in the last ten years lead to think we are experiencing a moment of transition that entails the end of mass media, like different studies have concluded. Among them, the most vulnerable product is the printed newspaper, which disappearance generates few doubts. However, immersed in this moment of change, we cannot yet evaluate what means to lose a journalistic model that has prevailed for over two centuries and a half as informational reference. From this perspective, the province of Cuenca, in Castile-La Mancha, one of the two in Spain which today no longer has a printed newspaper, offers us a unique scenario to approach what kind of medium positions as leader in its place. Using a mixed methodology, based on the review of documentary sources and contents analysis, we analyse a case study that aims to collect tendencies regarding proximity media. In this case, the switching from one platform to another has devaluated very relevant journalistic genres, such as the photo news or the editorial, but also some core practices in the journalism, like the editing task on the material that arriving to the editorial offices.

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2019
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2. The disappearance of provincial printed press: analysis of the causes and consequences based on the case study of Castile-La Mancha.

Author

Galletero-Campos, Belén

Subjects
*PRINTING presses, *NEWSPAPERS, *JOURNALISM, *TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, *NEWSPAPER publishing
Abstract

The current context and changes in the communicational paradigm in the last ten years lead to think we are experiencing a moment of transition that entails the end of mass media, like different studies have concluded. Among them, the most vulnerable product is the printed newspaper, which disappearance generates few doubts. However, immersed in this moment of change, we cannot yet evaluate what means to lose a journalistic model that has prevailed for over two centuries and a half as informational reference. From this perspective, the province of Cuenca, in Castile-La Mancha, one of the two in Spain which today no longer has a printed newspaper, offers us a unique scenario to approach what kind of medium positions as leader in its place. Using a mixed methodology, based on the review of documentary sources and contents analysis, we analyse a case study that aims to collect tendencies regarding proximity media. In this case, the switching from one platform to another has devaluated very relevant journalistic genres, such as the photo news or the editorial, but also some core practices in the journalism, like the editing task on the material that arriving to the editorial offices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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3. Efectos de la Gran Guerra en la prensa valenciana: un cambio de ciclo.

Author

LAGUNA PLATERO, Antonio

Abstract

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Published
2013
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4. Western Africa, 1886–1905.

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The lines of siege, 1886–89 The outlook from the savanna Although in retrospect the flurry of European diplomacy which attended the Berlin Conference of 1884–5 seems clearly designed to prepare for the European invasion of West Africa, economic and political uncertainties in Europe and indications of stiff resistance in Africa inhibited the formation of aggressive policies. In the immediate aftermath the European siege lines were strengthened, but the scale of the impending threat to African independence was still not generally predictable. Even if in retrospect it appears that external and internal pressures were producing a general crisis of authority, its local manifestations varied greatly in nature and in intensity, and it is not easy to trace this crisis to common causes. Obviously, the impact of the European economy and European power was strongest in coastal regions. Many inland kingdoms of the savanna and Sahel still knew Europeans only as isolated and powerless travellers, and they retained the preoccupations and priorities which their historical experience suggested. Bornu, for example, though affected by fluctuations in European demand for ivory and ostrich-feathers, had more urgent problems at home; the challenge which eventually in 1893 overthrew the al-Kānamī dynasty came from Rabah al-Zubayr, a well-armed state-builder from the Nilotic Sudan, who proved capable of mobilising support among over-mighty subjects of Kukawa. 'Umar b. 'Alī, Caliph of Sokoto, 1881–91, also faced difficulties in maintaining administrative control over the empire founded by Usuman dan Fodio and in enforcing the theocratic standards which justified its existence; but these were largely inherent in the attempt to hold together territories which it took four months to traverse from east to west, once the capital of charisma accumulated by the founders had become attenuated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1985
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5. Análisis de Manual : una vida extra para la crisis del periodismo en papel

Author

Mallén Broch, Israel, Casero-Ripolles, Andreu, and Universitat Jaume I. Departament de Ciències de la Comunicació.

Subjects
Paper, Master’s Degree in New Trends and Innovation Processes in Communication, Periodismo de videojuegos, Games Tribune Magazine, Manual, Máster Universitario en Nuevas Tendencias y Procesos de Innovación en Comunicación, Entrepreneurial journalism, Periodismo especializado, Crisis, Periodismo emprendedor, Specialized journalism, Màster Universitari en Noves Tendències i Processos d'Innovació en Comunicació, Video games journalism, Papel
Abstract

Treball Final de Màster Universitari en Noves Tendències i Processos d'Innovació en Comunicació. Codi: SBP052. Curs: 2018/2019 The economic recession of 2008 has involved multiple changes for journalism, which already faced other problems when the crisis erupted. The complex adaptation to the online environment and the decrease in advertising investment are some of the setbacks that plunged the sector into a structural crisis. In Spain, the beginning of the recession aggravated these problems and resulted in the closure of more than 300 media outlets and the dismissal of more than 12.000 journalists between 2008 and 2015. In order to overcome the crisis, a large number of professionals chose to undertake their own projects, up to 579 between 2008 and 2015. Most of these projects opted for the online environment, but there were those who tried to redefine printed journalism. ​Manual​, a video games magazine, is a clear example. Born in 2018, this publication has managed to be viable and profitable in its first year of life thanks to subscriptions and synergies with similar projects, leaving advertising in a marginal role. Based on an exhaustive analysis of its content and business model, as well as interviews with key journalists of the magazine, this paper provides the reasons for the success of Manual ​. It also offers a broad overview of entrepreneurial journalism on paper and video games journalism. ​Manual​, as this TFM demonstrates, proves that journalism on paper, specialized and based on subscriptions is a viable alternative to the crisis. La recesión económica de 2008 ha supuesto múltiples cambios para el periodismo, que ya afrontaba otros problemas cuando estalló la crisis. La compleja adaptación al entorno ​online y la disminución de la inversión publicitaria son algunos de los contratiempos que sumieron al sector en una crisis estructural. En España, el inicio de la recesión agravó los problemas expuestos y resultó en el cierre de más de 300 medios y el despido de más de 12.000 periodistas entre 2008 y 2015. Ante dicha coyuntura, una gran cantidad de profesionales de la información optaron por emprender sus propios proyectos, hasta 579 entre 2008 y 2015. La mayoría apostó por el entorno ​online​, pero hubo quien trató de replantear el periodismo en papel. ​Manual​, revista especializada en videojuegos, es un claro ejemplo. Nacida en 2018, esta publicación ha logrado ser viable y rentable en su primer año de vida gracias a las suscripciones y las sinergias con proyectos similares, dejando a la publicidad en un papel marginal. A partir de un análisis exhaustivo de su modelo de contenido y de negocio, así como de entrevistas a periodistas clave de la revista, este Trabajo Final de Máster brinda las razones del éxito de ​Manual​. Ofrece, además, una amplia panorámica del periodismo emprendedor en papel y de la especialización videolúdica. ​Manual​, como se demuestra en este trabajo, es un ejemplo de que el periodismo en papel, especializado y basado en las suscripciones puede ser una alternativa viable a la crisis.

Published
2019

6. The disappearance of provincial printed press: analysis of the causes and consequences based on the case study of Castile-La Mancha

Author

Galletero-Campos, B. (Belén)

Subjects
Newspaper, crisis, paper, local journalism, structure, Periódico, papel, periodismo local, estructura
Abstract

El entorno actual y los cambios en el paradigma comunicativo en los últimos diez años conducen a pensar que nos encontramos en un momento de transición que implica el fin de los medios de masas, tal como han concluido diversas investigaciones. De ellos, el producto que se presenta más vulnerable es el diario impreso, cuya desaparición plantea pocas dudas. Sin embargo, inmersos en ese momento de cambio, aún no podemos evaluar qué significa la pérdida de un modelo periodístico que ha permanecido dos siglos y medio como referente informativo. Desde esta perspectiva, la provincia de Cuenca, en Castilla-La Mancha, una de las dos en España que en la actualidad ya no cuenta con periódico en papel, brinda un escenario único para abordar qué tipo de medio lidera hoy en su lugar. A través de una metodología mixta que se basa en la revisión de fuentes documentales y en el análisis de contenido, abordamos un estudio de caso que pretende extraer tendencias de lo que supone esa migración hacia el entorno digital en lo que concierne a los medios de proximidad. En este caso, el paso de un soporte a otro ha devaluado algunos géneros periodísticos relevantes, como la fotonoticia o el editorial, pero también prácticas que han sido centrales en el periodismo, como la labor de edición sobre el material que llega a la redacción.

Published
2019