La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter
Among the newer information and communications technologies, a significant portion of journalists (20%) have adopted Twitter as a work tool. Twitter touts itself to be one of the most effective ways for information providers to establish direct contacts with their audiences. This is consistent with...
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2016-02-01
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| description | Among the newer information and communications technologies, a significant portion of journalists (20%) have adopted Twitter as a work tool. Twitter touts itself to be one of the most effective ways for information providers to establish direct contacts with their audiences. This is consistent with the precepts of participatory democracy and the mounting desire for greater equity between audiences and information providers. Through his analysis of the actual use of Twitter by Quebec journalists, however, the author finds that they still exercise or reproduce positions of authority vis-à-vis their audiences |
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| spelling | doaj-art-fae96bb8e6c5485998a6ab7a3bfdac872025-01-09T11:26:57ZfraUniversité LavalCommunication1189-37881920-73442016-02-0133210.4000/communication.6043La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur TwitterOlivier GadeauAmong the newer information and communications technologies, a significant portion of journalists (20%) have adopted Twitter as a work tool. Twitter touts itself to be one of the most effective ways for information providers to establish direct contacts with their audiences. This is consistent with the precepts of participatory democracy and the mounting desire for greater equity between audiences and information providers. Through his analysis of the actual use of Twitter by Quebec journalists, however, the author finds that they still exercise or reproduce positions of authority vis-à-vis their audienceshttps://journals.openedition.org/communication/6043Quebecjournalistic practicesTwitterjournalistspower of information |
| spellingShingle | Olivier Gadeau La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter Communication Quebec journalistic practices journalists power of information |
| title | La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter |
| title_full | La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter |
| title_fullStr | La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter |
| title_full_unstemmed | La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter |
| title_short | La (re)construction de l’autorité informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes québécois sur Twitter |
| title_sort | la re construction de l autorite informationnelle dans les pratiques des journalistes quebecois sur twitter |
| topic | Quebec journalistic practices journalists power of information |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/communication/6043 |
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