¿La Covid-19 ha infectado las noticias? Cómo los periodistas, las audiencias y los procesos de producción son alterados por las pandemias
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periodismo, posverdad, fake news, desinformación, covid-19, procesos productivos, inseguridad laboral, infodemia journalism, post-truth, fake news, disinformation, Covid-19, Production process, job insecurity, infodemics
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[2] According to the Moral Foundations Theory, narratives may contain foundations that relate to moral choices of individuals, thereby causing engagement, such as: (1) care / harm (concern for the suffering of others); (2) fairness / cheating (preference for reciprocity and fairness); (3) loyalty / betrayal (concern for the common good and prejudice against strangers); (4) authority / subversion (reference to domination and hierarchy); (5) sanctity / degradation (concern for purity); and (6) liberty / oppression (feelings of restraint and resentment towards those who dominate and restrain their liberty) (Graham et al., 2013).
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[4] Respectively, 121 journalists from press, 119 journalists from general media and 107 news consumers that are not journalists.
[5] In this sense, in Portugal, the Sindicato de Jornalistas and Sindicato de Professores (Union of Journalists and Union of Teachers) have been developing a teacher-oriented training in the field of Education for Media, in several Portuguese cities. The purpose is to empower teachers to develop activities on Education for Media, following a project methodology and integrating students and other members from the school and educational communities. The trainers will be journalists and academic experts in the area of journalism who will address concepts related to media and journalism, based on analysis and discussions of international studies, connecting them to the exploration of pedagogical resources, in order to create and develop Education for Media projects, in the schools where the trainees perform their duties. In 2017, the Brazilian Ministry of Education approved the Base Nacional Comum Curricular (National Curricular Common Base), which included a critical reflection on media consumption and production in basic education, with the purpose of systematising discussions that already integrated disperse initiatives at different levels of formal and non-formal education in the country (Pegurer-Caprino; Martínez-Cerdá, 2016). In addition, several media outlets and information verifiers, such as Agência Lupa, offer teaching courses and materials that allow the public to adopt journalism verification practices in their daily lives (Paganotti, 2018). Recently, new media education initiatives started offering teaching materials through massive online courses for a broader audience, such as the “Vaza, Falsiane!” course (Paganotti et al., 2019).