A opinião pública distribuída: blogs e jornalismo nas Eleições Brasileiras de 2006

Authors

  • Fábio Malini

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30962/ec.181

Keywords:

Internet, Blogs, Jornalismo

Abstract

This study search to analyze the impact of the discursive activity of the blogs in the Brazilian political campaign of 2006, in matter, to examine as the conversation regime and dialogue viral among the authors of those publications online transformed the theoretical statute of the public (linked to the mass culture) opinion and it impelled the creation of a new market of the dialogue between the journalism and the new audiences online. In 2006, of ownership of tools of construction of social (main the relationship site Orkut) nets, of tools for amateur (the blogs, podcastings and wikis etc) publications and of the creation of debate nets through lists and discussion forums, the internautas militated in the defense of their candidates to president, creating a distributed net of information totally based on the contagion. Like this the opinion circulates as a curse, a virus, in an infinite game of "raisin and it reviews”. It is, in the atmosphere of the virtual nets, a distributed public opinion, something it is analyzed in this article.

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Malini, F. (2007). A opinião pública distribuída: blogs e jornalismo nas Eleições Brasileiras de 2006. E-Compós, 9. https://doi.org/10.30962/ec.181

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