Narrativas jornalísticas multiterritoriais: a construção dos espaços de vida na morte de uma celebridade em Sergipe

Abstract

The research developed for this dissertation is based on the concept of “multi-territoriality”, from Rogério Haesbaert, applied to a case study: the journalistic coverage of the air accident in which singer Gabriel Diniz died (in 2019, in Estância , Sergipe), carried out by portal G1. This digital platform aggregates the contents produced by affiliated stations and own channels of Rede Globo de Televisão and meets the network's media regionalization strategy, whose signal coverage reaches 98% of the Brazilian territory. Such coverage involves complementary narratives about a character built from the multiple territories related to him, either by his life trajectory, or by the path related to the fatal accident, or by his interrupted professional schedule. In this sense, the literature review also includes the concepts of “geographical scales applied to journalism” (Aguiar, 2016; 2019) and of “network-territory” (Haesbaert, 2004; 2014), in addition to reflections on local-regional journalism. , the principle of proximity and the notion of regionalization. As for the methodological contribution, procedures of the Analysis of Journalistic Coverage (Silva and Maia, 2011) and of the Pragmatic Analysis of the Journalistic Narrative (Motta, 2008; 2017) were applied in a total of 87 stories collected in the period that covers the day of the accident ( May 27, 2019) and the following three days of repercussion of the event. It is expected that the dissertation will contribute with new perspectives on the journalistic coverage of geographically comprehensive events, especially other models of multi-territorial journalistic coverage, whose relevance is not limited to the notoriety of the characters in the news.