印度新闻编辑室如何播客：印度新闻播客实践研究

Q2 Social Sciences

Journal of Content, Community and Communication Pub Date : 2021-12-31 DOI:10.31620/jccc.12.21/20

Sneha Gore Mehendale, Nilesh Gokhale

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摘要

现代数字新闻编辑室以多种新的内容格式制作新闻输出，播客就是其中之一。这项研究通过对与播客相关的新闻实践的研究，呈现了印度新闻编辑室中播客的不同轮廓。基于新闻编辑室的实地调查和深入采访，该研究告诉播客的新闻选择实践显示出一套不同的新闻价值观正在出现。观众在播客制作中的角色以及标题功能也被考察。记者们被发现采用了一种更具解释性、叙事性的讲故事风格，摆脱了过去客观性的新闻规范。此外，这些记者被发现将播客理解为“慢新闻”的一种形式，并有意识地在实践中使用慢技术，将播客概念化为现代新闻工作中“永远在进行”的必要突破。

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HOW INDIAN NEWSROOMS POD: STUDYING THE PRACTICES OF JOURNALISTIC PODCASTING IN INDIA

The modern digital newsrooms produce journalistic output in multiple new content formats, podcasting being one of them. This study presents different contours of podcasting as practiced in the Indian newsrooms through the study of journalistic practices associated with it. Based on fieldwork in newsrooms as well as in-depth interviews, the study tells that the news selection practices for podcasting show a different set of news values emerging. The role of the audience in podcast production as well as the headlining function was also examined. The journalists were found to employ a more interpretive, narrative style of storytelling, moving away from the old journalistic norm of objectivity. Furthermore, these journalists were found to understand podcasting as a form of ‘slow journalism and consciously employing the slow techniques in their practice, conceptualizing podcasts as a necessary break in the modern day news work that is ‘always on’.

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Journal of Content, Community and Communication Social Sciences-Communication

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2.90

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期刊介绍： Amity School of Communication, AUMP, Gwalior is publishing a bi-annual referred and peer-reviewed journal named “Journal of Content, Community & Communication”. The Journal of Content, Community & Communication aims at delving into inquiry into and providing a forum for discussion pertaining to contemporary communication issues within wider social, economic, cultural and technological contexts. The journal promotes analyzing contemporary communication issues in new light and research. It will aim at bringing to the surface, innovative ways of research to initiate a dialogue on an array of subject matters in the field of communication theory and practice. The journal will engage in a wide range of themes in the media studies, digital media, and communication management among others.