contextualization in hypermedia news report: narrative and immersion

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Abstract
The mobile journalism and, particularly, hypermedia stories get new possibilities for making narratives, boosted by the mobility itself, and also by the use of touchable screens, accelerometer, GPS receiver and permanent connection to the internet. Due to these potentials, tablets, smartphones and wearables reconfigure processes and journalistic narratives for the web. From this premise, the article focuses the research in hypermedia storytelling for mobile devices, aiming to observe how the hypertext resources are used in the contextualization of journalistic narratives published at mobile devices (tablets and smartphones). To achieve this aim, we realized a systematic analysis from newspaper editions of Globo A Mais journal for two months. This was done by selecting a case exemplifying the way the hypertext features can serve the contextualization.
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Authors ;João Canavilhas;Alciane Baccin
Journal catalysis communications
Year 2015
DOI
10.25200/BJR.v11n1.2015.803
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https://bjr.sbpjor.org.br/bjr/article/view/803
Keywords
immersion ETC mass mediajournalism mobile devicescommunication

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