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Perhaps never has journalism been so committed to talking to its audiences as during and after the Covid-19 Pandemic. In this sense, the journalism of interior has assumed an interventionist role and the transformation of its communities, partly in this historical context. This article is a reflection on the brands of print media efforts in the Northwest and West of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in South Brazil, in order to take a research aimed at answering the question of how print media in these regions are transforming their realities from a popular perspective. This is a theoretical-empirical, philosophicallybased investigation in journalism, anchored in the work of/about Luiz Beltrão and in dialogue with professional praxis. It goes through the traces left by the tradition of this researcher from the Brazilian State of Pernambuco, a pioneer of Journalism studies in Brazil, advances in the relationship of its postulates with countryside journalism and walks to conclude in the direction that provincial journalism is much more a builder of realities than a reproducer of them, being your product an object of study of interest to Folkcomunicação. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study aims to analyze medical advertisements in Florianopolis newspapers during the period of the turn of the century XIX to the XX, between the final decades of the Empire and the first thirty years of the Republican Regime in Brazil. Understand the changes that have taken place in the country's situation and how this has influenced medicine and its representation in newspapers in the capital of Santa Catarina. The search for legitimacy excluding popular knowledge, usually referring to medicinal plants and cures, gave way to a position of hygienist and regulatory power that began to interfere politically and socially in society and the building of their imagens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work investigates the relation established by journalism - through a reading contract - with its readers, specifically with the reader of the section Para o seu filho ler (For your child to read) in newspaper Zero Hora, from the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in Brazil. For the analysis, we choose the guidance of third generation semiology (Verón, 2004), in which we have selected enunciations of the section from a corpus of 111 samples. It is conceived that the process of mediatization structure social practices and affects the logical operation of the other fields (Fausto Neto, 2007). The section enunciates to a specific reader and is also responsible for the prominence or the silencing of certain themes. Zero Hora establishes unique ways to tell parents and children what they should and can read [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As a component of the search group Minas Gerais: Dialogues, we will start our investigations doing notes in the work that has like object the chronicle gender connecting the writes of writer Fernando Sabino, an important name to the affirmation of Minas Gerais chronicle in it time. For this, we make a historical way of the chronicle, understanding it uprising and transformations all over the time, as well as the specific characteristics that differentiate the chronicle of others literary genders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Based on critical theories of communication and especially on Dominique Wolton and Lucien Sfez, this article discusses the use of the concept of "interactivity" as a market argument in newspapers redesign. The cases presented are Estado de Minas and O Tempo, newspapers of Minas Gerais, Brazil, and its graphic changes occurred, respectively, in 2004 and 2008. They are also cited redesigns of the Folha de São Paulo over the decades of 1980-90. It is concluded that there was a historical argumentation related to promises of interactivity and attention to the reader. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: Around the world in tropical areas, certain vector-borne diseases have become endemic and hyperendemic. Among the developing nations, there are common difficulties in establishing the incidences of various diseases, especially vector-borne diseases with complex etiologies and a broad spectrum of presentations. One alternative approach to characterization of the disease outbreaks examines the possibilities of developing proxy information from online news articles. Such sources are being evaluated for applications to disease surveillance, early outbreak detection, and epidemiology research. Our study here looks to examine the potential of news articles in elucidating outbreaks of dengue in India and zika disease in Brazil., Objective: This study is designed to assess the potential usefulness of news articles in tracking case numbers of dengue and zika through an improved understanding of how news outlets report on disease. We specifically examine the possibilities of providing near real-time reporting on the development of outbreaks of dengue and zika., Methods: Newspaper articles related to dengue fever and zika disease in India and Brazil, respectively were extracted from the LexisNexis database. We targeted news articles available from five popular international news sources and two local newspapers in each country. The news articles were processed to provide yearly and weekly time series in the number of articles concerned with dengue and zika to test their potential suitability as proxies for disease prevalence. The collections of articles were analyzed using a text mining tool-kit that subdivides a collections of news articles into smaller clusters to study the topical focus of articles and their relevance to tracking diseases., Results: For dengue fever in India, the local newspapers provide a better source of information than international newspapers. The multi-year analysis (2010-2016) suggests that the numbers of dengue cases are strongly correlated with the numbers of news reports, with an R 2 value of 0.88. For zika disease in Brazil, the news reports provided useful information on the timing of the zika outbreak. Reporting increase sharply at the beginning of 2016, peaked in weeks 5 to 8, and decreased sharply. The numbers of articles remained low for the remainder of 2016 and 2017. Comparisons with reported case again show article numbers to be a useful proxy of prevalence of zika in Brazil., Conclusions: The paper describes a strategy that applies newspaper as proxies to monitor outbreaks of infectious diseases and to study the epidemiology. It has potential applicability in some developing countries and regions with relatively poor medical infrastructures and records. Clearly, large national newspapers in India provide a better source of information on diseases than international outlets. This approach has potential with selected diseases in a few selected countries. Article numbers internationally appear to vary in proportion to the perceived health impact., Competing Interests: Declaration of Competing Interest The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper., (Published by Elsevier Inc.)