O podcast como remediação da rádio e da televisão nos pequenos mercados
O caso português
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https://doi.org/10.34629/cpublica.62Palavras-chave:
podcast, rádio, televisão, remediação, PortugalResumo
Este estudo procura identificar características da produção e distribuição de podcasts no contexto português, tendo em perspetiva a distinção entre os projetos tutelados por meios de comunicação social e as iniciativas dinamizadas por outros tipos de entidades. Com base numa amostra por conveniência (433 podcasts, dos quais 245 são nacionais), são analisados dados como a propriedade/filiação dos projetos, temáticas dominantes dos conteúdos, periodicidade e duração média dos episódios, ou plataformas de distribuição. Os resultados sugerem uma forte expressão de podcasts tutelados por meios de comunicação social, bem como um recurso ao podcast como canal alternativo de distribuição de conteúdo produzido para a rádio e televisão.
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