The Deviser sequence: a new type of informative text from the choral interviews of MARCA.com
Abstract The development of Internet has brought the emergence of new forms of discourse and, therefore, new journalistic forms: new cybergenres (as the coral interviews in MARCA.com), which take advantage of the technical – ideological substrate of the net. In the next article we will focus on the morphological aspects of these participative forms, and then we will show the evolution of a case of a new type of journalism –linked to the participatory journalism – that we have named deviser to define a kind of communication which starts from a non professional transmitter. Thanks to the coral interviews these transmissions are being spread in the mass media and the social networks and after a polyphasic trip they end melted into the cultural heritage. In our ethnographic analysis, we have observed in the corals interviews vestiges of a purejournalism, a journalism which was not necessarily contaminated by organizational issues, and in general a journalistic positioning which tends to abolish hierarchies (spelling, structural), towards a more horizontality or transcendence, in what some theorists have defined as “heterarchical regimes” (Bruns, 2006, p. 6) or cybercommunism (Barbrook, 2000).
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The Deviser sequence: a new type of informative text from the choral interviews of MARCA.com. (2013). Fonseca, Journal of Communication, 6(6), 2-25. https://revistas.usal.es/cuatro/index.php/2172-9077/article/view/12081
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