María Lamuedra Graván
Biographic Data
| ID | 6656791 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María Lamuedra Graván |
| GIVEN NAMES | María Lamuedra |
| FAMILY NAME | Graván |
| SIGNATURE | GRAVÁN M L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Sevilla |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3688-3488 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Fact-checking contra la desinformación
Las campañas de desinformación en la esfera pública están generando una honda preocupación institucional y académica por sus efectos adversos en la salud democrática: provocan un clima de desconfianza, polarización social y bloquean el debate público. En este contexto, el presente artículo desea contribuir a que la práctica docente y periodística incorpore los hallazgos de la Teoría de los Marcos. El análisis de 135 verificaciones vinculadas a la…
Loyalty in the Newsroom. Employment Relationships in Public Service Broadcasting
Very little research has decried the chronic deterioration of the working conditions of journalists. Public service broadcasters, which are often seen as paradigms of stable employment relationships, have been influenced by a highly competitive industry characterised by the outsourcing of content generation and the erosion of working conditions. The Spanish Public Radio and Television Corporation (RTVE) is no exception, in a context also influenc…
Normative and Audience Discourses on Public Service Journalism at a “Critical Juncture”
The concept of journalism, its metatheory and, in particular, public service journalism is regulated by feedback between political models (legal and normative framework), academic precepts and social practices. Scant attention has been paid to date to the impact that these models have on citizens’ discourses, which is especially relevant at “critical junctures”, i.e. periods in which the old institutions are collapsing and require renovation. Hen…
Community as context
This article uses 21 in-depth interviews with viewers of the British soap opera EastEnders to investigate the extent to which it can be described, in particular through its handling of social issues, as a site of cultural citizenship and, via the concept of public service, of resistance to the current neoliberal hegemony. The article’s analysis of viewers’ talk confirms previous claims that EastEnders mobilises a nostalgic sense of community with…
How to educate the gaze and manufacture the news
This article analyzes the strategies followed by the BBC channel to legitimize its role as public television through an approach to the citizens and a diversification of contents in order to face the challenge posed by the current fragmentation of audiences. The study is based on interviews with BBC news professionals about their concept of the public and their gaze on citizens. The aim of this paper is to identify ways to help TVE to face the ch…
Media students, professional placements, University and the learning challenge
More and more media students complete their studies with professional placements every year. At the same time, each year more universities include such experience as an integral part of their curricula. This is in recognition of the fact that a learning process takes place during placements. Therefore, universities offering such training placements have to accept some responsibility for their success. Universities need to be aware of what student…
Theoretic bases for the reflection on the social meaning of theoretical famous and less famous people in television
This article aims to set a theoretical framework for a debate about the advantages and disadvantages of the actual way in which celebrities are portrayed in Spanish television. This work deals with how fame has been present in several societies over time. The phenomenon of celebrity is placed in a context that includes the USA and Britain. The piece introduces the idea, argued by a relevant number of Anglo-Saxon authors, that fame and democracy h…
Community as context
This article uses 21 in-depth interviews with viewers of the British soap opera EastEnders to investigate the extent to which it can be described, in particular through its handling of social issues, as a site of cultural citizenship and, via the concept of public service, of resistance to the current neoliberal hegemony. The article’s analysis of viewers’ talk confirms previous claims that EastEnders mobilises a nostalgic sense of community with…
Normative and Audience Discourses on Public Service Journalism at a “Critical Juncture”
The concept of journalism, its metatheory and, in particular, public service journalism is regulated by feedback between political models (legal and normative framework), academic precepts and social practices. Scant attention has been paid to date to the impact that these models have on citizens’ discourses, which is especially relevant at “critical junctures”, i.e. periods in which the old institutions are collapsing and require renovation. Hen…
Media students, professional placements, University and the learning challenge
More and more media students complete their studies with professional placements every year. At the same time, each year more universities include such experience as an integral part of their curricula. This is in recognition of the fact that a learning process takes place during placements. Therefore, universities offering such training placements have to accept some responsibility for their success. Universities need to be aware of what student…
Theoretic bases for the reflection on the social meaning of theoretical famous and less famous people in television
This article aims to set a theoretical framework for a debate about the advantages and disadvantages of the actual way in which celebrities are portrayed in Spanish television. This work deals with how fame has been present in several societies over time. The phenomenon of celebrity is placed in a context that includes the USA and Britain. The piece introduces the idea, argued by a relevant number of Anglo-Saxon authors, that fame and democracy h…
Media students, professional placements, University and the learning challenge
More and more media students complete their studies with professional placements every year. At the same time, each year more universities include such experience as an integral part of their curricula. This is in recognition of the fact that a learning process takes place during placements. Therefore, universities offering such training placements have to accept some responsibility for their success. Universities need to be aware of what student…
How to educate the gaze and manufacture the news
This article analyzes the strategies followed by the BBC channel to legitimize its role as public television through an approach to the citizens and a diversification of contents in order to face the challenge posed by the current fragmentation of audiences. The study is based on interviews with BBC news professionals about their concept of the public and their gaze on citizens. The aim of this paper is to identify ways to help TVE to face the ch…
Community as context
This article uses 21 in-depth interviews with viewers of the British soap opera EastEnders to investigate the extent to which it can be described, in particular through its handling of social issues, as a site of cultural citizenship and, via the concept of public service, of resistance to the current neoliberal hegemony. The article’s analysis of viewers’ talk confirms previous claims that EastEnders mobilises a nostalgic sense of community with…
Normative and Audience Discourses on Public Service Journalism at a “Critical Juncture”
The concept of journalism, its metatheory and, in particular, public service journalism is regulated by feedback between political models (legal and normative framework), academic precepts and social practices. Scant attention has been paid to date to the impact that these models have on citizens’ discourses, which is especially relevant at “critical junctures”, i.e. periods in which the old institutions are collapsing and require renovation. Hen…
Loyalty in the Newsroom. Employment Relationships in Public Service Broadcasting
Very little research has decried the chronic deterioration of the working conditions of journalists. Public service broadcasters, which are often seen as paradigms of stable employment relationships, have been influenced by a highly competitive industry characterised by the outsourcing of content generation and the erosion of working conditions. The Spanish Public Radio and Television Corporation (RTVE) is no exception, in a context also influenc…
Fact-checking contra la desinformación
Las campañas de desinformación en la esfera pública están generando una honda preocupación institucional y académica por sus efectos adversos en la salud democrática: provocan un clima de desconfianza, polarización social y bloquean el debate público. En este contexto, el presente artículo desea contribuir a que la práctica docente y periodística incorpore los hallazgos de la Teoría de los Marcos. El análisis de 135 verificaciones vinculadas a la…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Communication and COVID-19 Impact (4 works) · Context (archaeology (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Media and Digital Communication (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Public service (4 works)