History of Brazilian Journalism

Acknowledgements

Chapter 1: Introduction

A critical theory of the history of journalism

Framework for the study of the Brazilian case

Chapter 2: Political Doctrinaire Journalism

A colony without periodical press

The first journal and exile journalism

Gazettes and the printing monopoly

Pasquinade after the end of censorship

Emergence of daily newspapers

Chapter 3: Informative Literary Journalism

Decline of the partisan and community press

Renewal of journalism through literary magazines

Expansion of the mainstream across the country

Birth of media chains and their barons

Rise of modern journalism amid authoritarianism

Chapter 4: Industrial News Journalism

The North American influence on Brazilian journalism

Mainstream and alternative press in the Military Dictatorship

Media conglomerates and the news industry

Establishment and predominance of broadcasting journalism

Specialization and professionalization of newsrooms

Chapter 3: Multimedia Content Journalism

Popular journalism and the new middle class

The digitization of the press and news websites

All-news broadcasting and media convergence

Professional and amateur in the context of crisis

Metamorphosis of contemporary journalism

Chapter 6: Closing Remarks

Index

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• Estudos étnicos
• História das Américas
• Estudos de meios de comunicação
• Imprensa e jornalismo

journalism history;democracy;Brazilian history;literary journalism;political journalism;multimedia journalism;socio-economics;Latin America