Brazilian Journalism Research

Scientific journal published by the Brazilian Journalism Researchers Association (SBPJor)

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📢 Brazilian Journalism Research invites submissions for the special dossier: “Contemporary updates to journalism theories and concepts.” 📢

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🌎 Join us to reflect on the theoretical evolution of journalism and its social necessity in a changing world.

Access the full call for papers: https://t.co/jZMDDhdYJV

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📢 Brazilian Journalism Research invites submissions for the special dossier: “Contemporary updates to journalism theories and concepts.” 📢

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🗓 Key dates:

Submission deadline: January 15, 2025.
Acceptance notification: July 31, 2025.
Publication: December 31, 2025.

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🌍 Let us continue to foster meaningful dialogue and progress within the journalism community. Access the full newsletter here: https://t.co/U8VZGXmas1

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📣 Exciting news! The second edition of our BJR newsletter is 
available! 📣

This issue features important contributions from scholars around the world — Peru, Spain, Brazil, France, Germany, and Indonesia.

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We extend our deepest gratitude to our authors, reviewers, and partners for their unwavering support. Their dedication is integral to advancing the field of journalism. #ThankYou

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🌐 Read more on our website: https://t.co/tIvJ5waNjf

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Exploring media coverage of BRICS in Brazil 📰

They analyzed 1,451 articles from @Estadao and @JornalOGlobo, understanding how the BRICS appear in the Brazilian media and their potential influence on public awareness.

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The authors analyze the role of journalism in shaping public perceptions of foreign entities. The research is based on theories about the agenda-setting power of the media, especially through foreign news reporting.

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🌐 Read now on our website: https://t.co/KVJtLBeVeM

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Information subsidy in Indonesian Journalism during COVID-19 🦠

This study examines the flow of information from Indonesian government press releases to the mass media during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The  results  indicated  practices  of  information  subsidies  with  a  total  of  95.65%  from  the  Indonesian  government  press  release  samples  published  by  mass  media  in  the  form  of  news  in  the  same  period.

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Investigative journalism books in the 1990s 📖

In the '90s, investigative journalism books gained prominence. Titles like “Robo para la corona” hit bestseller lists, bringing revelations that sparked media interest and public discussion.

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Investigative books shaped the field of journalism by offering critical perspectives and revealing “hidden plots.” They helped cultivate a model of journalism that could critique power from a distance.