“CPF cancelado com sucesso” : uma análise dos discursos de imparcialidade no radiojornalismo aracajuano

Abstract

Journalistic impartiality is a fundamental aspect of what constitutes “good journalism”. In fact, print and television journalism have always guided debates on this topic, guiding professionals on the path of neutrality, plurality of sources and multi-perspectives, in an ethical and responsible manner. About the radio, however, a shadow remains. In order to contribute to filling this gap, this work sought to observe how journalists and broadcasters conduct two radio journalism programs in Aracaju (Sergipe, Brazilian northeast region) from the perspective of professional ethics and social responsibility. Through fluctuating listening to radio programs, bibliographical research, interviews and Analysis of Enunciation applied to the discourses used in the selected programs, this research aims to identify whether, and to what extent, the principles of journalistic impartiality attributed to the profession and theoretically systematized are in fact practiced.