Edited by:
Madalena Oliveira; Pedro Portela; Luís António Santos
Table of Contents
Preface |
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Madalena Oliveira, Pedro Portela, Luís António Santos |
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Chapter 1: Radio: The challenges of Web 2.0 and Social Networks
Sharing and retweeting sounds – the relation between radio journalism and social networks |
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Luís Bonixe |
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Doing radio in the age of Facebook |
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Tiziano Bonini |
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Radio 2.0 in Higher Education Communities. An approximation of Aveiro University members perceptions |
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Teresa Piñero-Otero, Fernando Ramos |
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How ‘new technologies’ impact Community Radio |
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Lawrie Hallett |
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Spanish talk Radio Stations on Twitter: Still reluctant to embrace its potential |
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Susana Herrera Damas, José Luís Requejo Aléman |
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Synergies between broadcast music radio and online radio: how to apeal the youth audience.The Spanish and Catalan case |
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Maria Gutiérrez, Xavi Ribes, Josep Maria Martí, Belén Monclús, Luisa Martínez |
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Listening to what people who don’t listen to radio listen to |
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Pierre C. Bélanger |
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Radio and Technologies. Ideas for research |
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Rogério Santos |
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Chapter 2: Towards Industry Imperatives and Multimedia Contexts
Casting doubts on Web Media. Can Internet Radio make a difference in the Greek case? |
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Christos Barboutis, Alexandros Baltzis |
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The development of the news-information production model on general-interest radio in Spain: the case of Cadenaser.com |
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Maria del Pilar Martínez-Costa, Elsa Moreno, Avelino Amoedo |
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Digital radio in Brazil: analysis of an unfinished debate |
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Carlos Eduardo Esch, Nélia R. del Bianco |
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From Radio to R@dio: broadcasting in the 21st century |
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Paula Cordeiro |
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Live and local no more? Listening communities and globalizing trends in the ownership and production of local radio |
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Guy Starkey |
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Local broadcasters in the convergent media house – the case of Norway |
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Ilona Biernacka-Ligieza |
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The Ways of Participation. The volunteers in the community radio stations of Grenoble (France) |
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Maria Holubowicz |
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Influences of Political Economy on International Radio broadcasting: the case of radio E. |
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Ariane Demonget |
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Euranet: a Case of Study of Pan-European Radio |
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Manuel Fernández Sande, J. Ignacio Gallego Pérez |
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Radio journalists and the Internet: A study on perceptions |
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Hélder Bastos, Helena Lima, Nuno Moutinho, Isabel Reis |
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Chapter 3: New Radio Genres and the Creative Power of the sound
Changes in Patterns of contemporary China’s radio programs – helping each other in Beijing: a case study |
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Cao Lu, Meng Wei |
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The French highway radio: a model for tomorrow’s digital informations and service radio? |
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Charles Dargent |
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Band FM of Journalism of São Paulo – Emergence and consolidation of a new segment and a new audience |
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Elisa Marconi |
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Radiographing an ‘Expatriate’ Space |
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Inês David |
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Radio today: the risks of the past and an uncertain future |
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Alejandro López Merayo, Mª de la Peña Mónica Perez Alaejo |
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Romeo in love: a community format in a community radio |
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Tiziana Cavallo |
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Creativity: the key to creating successful advertising messages in the digital sonosphere |
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Mª Luz Barbeito Veloso, Anna Fajula Payet, Ana Mª Enrique Jiménez |
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Advertising characteristics and strategies in the prime time sports broadcasts: the final of the Spanish King’s Cup and two radio shows in play |
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Emma Rodero, Marina Vázquez, Olatz Larrea, Toni Sellas, Eva Comas |
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Description and analysis of advertising used in Argentinean radio prime time |
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Maria José Muller, Maria del Pilar Martínez-Costa |
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Chapter 4: Non-Linear Discourse and New Language Practices
Radio – the forgotten medium or user’s creative mental interaction and co-production |
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Titti Forsslund |
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One Half of the Story: Radio Drama, Online Audio and Transmedia Storytelling |
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Lance Dann |
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Formal you or informal ‘you’? ‘Você’ or ‘Tu’? How the radio listener has been treated in the paste decade in Portugal |
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Teresa Costa Alves |
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Democratic barricades: the presence of radio in the resistance to the 1964 military coup |
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Carla Reis Longhi |
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Chapter 5: New Methods of radio Audience Research
Measuring Community Radio Audiences |
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Lawrie Hallett |
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‘I know exactly who they are’: getting inside radio presenters’ conceptions of audience |
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Helen Wolfenden |
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Chapter 6: Radio Glocalization and New Patterns of Social Participation
The Radio afterlife. Three spheres of communication and community |
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Grazyna Stachyra |
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Radio and the Web: BBC radio as a new model of radio communication |
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Nair Moreira da Silva |
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University radio stations in Brazil and Portugal – The integration between interactive proposals of Rádio Universitária do Minho and Rádio Universitária de São Paulo |
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Luciano Victor Barros Maluly |
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Brazilian Auditorium Programs and Questions concerning listening today |
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Júlia Lúcia de Oliveira Albano da Silva |
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Breaking Radio Boundaries: a new environment for Government Advertising aimed at young people |
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Susana Gimenez Cisneros, Esteve Crespo Haro, Blanca Perona Páez |
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Music as mass consume in the web radio: towards a change in model |
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Aurora García González, Álvaro Camacho García |
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Operation and social participation in a radio local model |
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Sergi Solà Saña, Josep Lluís Micó Sanz, Miquel Peralta Mas |
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Chapter 7: Identity and community building
Internet radio as a mean to construct community |
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Agnete Suhr |
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Free, Pirate, Community – the representation of identities on FM radios in São Paulo/Brazil |
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Eduardo Vicente |
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Radio, Citizenship and Social Identity |
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Valquíria Guimarães da Silva |
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The German-speaking radio in Silesia (Poland) |
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Verena Molitor |
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Basque and Gael speaking radio journalists: background and work patterns |
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Irati Agirreazkuenaga Onaindia |
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The Brazilian culture through the radio waves |
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Antonio Adami |
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The presence and the future of community radio in Poland |
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Urszula Doliwa |
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Communication and Society Research Centre (CECS)
University of Minho
Radio Evolution: Conference Proceedings
ISBN 978-989-97244-9-5