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Trends in Radio News Coverage of Private Broadcasters in the Conditions of The Slovak Republic

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Bôtošová Ľ., Brník A.
Communication Today
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2022
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vol. 13
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issue 2
80-93
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This study takes a broader look at the news broadcasts of private broadcasters in the Slovak environment. News is an attractive part of any radio station, which, depending on its territorial coverage and focus, adapts the content of information in individual news blocks. The text focuses on the two most listened-to private radio stations in Slovakia, namely Rádio Expres and Fun Rádio, which operate as the two ‘flagships’ of the two largest media houses in Slovakia. The ambition is to identify and define the current trends in commercial radio broadcasting, which are ascertained through the analysis of news blocks at selected specific times, especially in prime-time in November 2021. In total, there were more than 160 news blocks. In the different parts of the research, we focused on the number of news blocks broadcast, the frequency of news that repeats, the genre of the news broadcast, but also on the news presenter’s involvement in the stream of broadcasting, and thus activity outside of their main broadcasting job or position. On the basis of the data obtained, we identify current trends in radio news coverage of commercial broadcasters in Slovakia.
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Sztuka pisania reportaży. Z doświadczeń dziennikarki i wykładowczyni przedmiotów specjalistycznych

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Bożek M.
Dydaktyka Polonistyczna
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2018
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issue 4 (13)
240-248
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Geneological research helps journalists, especially reporters, to understand the complexity of matter that they have to or they will have to deal eith in the future. The problem is that practicioners rarely (or even never) deal with a typology of species. The area of their interests includes mostly reaserches, like stylistic variety, that can be cratively broken. That means that they focus rather on working on their own, mostly based on concept, surprise or multistyled narration and communication strategy. It is understandable in face of mixing media genres and primacy of commenting over factual description of reality.
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Dziennikarze, reporterzy, reportażyści – specyfika funkcjonowania zespołów radiowych

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Musialik-Chmiel A.
Zarządzanie Zasobami Ludzkimi
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2016
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issue 5(112) "Zarządzanie w organizacjach funkcjonujących na rynku multimediów"
59-68
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Odmienność stylu radiowej pracy charakteryzuje podział dziennikarzy na: reporterów, sprawozdawców, komentatorów, serwisantów, prezenterów itd. Wyraża się ona również w rozgraniczeniu na reportażystów i reporterów. Stacja radiowa jest interesującym przykładem redakcji rozumianej jako jednostka, która stwarza warunki do przygotowywania materiałów do publikacji. Jednak powstają w niej nie tylko programy informacyjne i publicystyczne, ale także formy o charakterze artystycznym, utwory nowatorskie i dźwiękowe narracje. Intencją autorki jest wskazanie złożoności pracy zespołu dziennikarzy radiowych i wymagań, jakie stwarza nieodzowna w budowaniu przekazu radiowego technologia.
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The uniqueness of radio journalism is expressed in the division of journalists into reporters, correspondents, commentators, news presenters, etc. Furthermore, it is demonstrated in a distinction between authors of radio documentaries and reporters. A radio station is an interesting example of an editorial board understood as a unit developing materials for broadcasting. However, what it develops is not limited to news or editorial programs, but also includes forms of an artistic character, novel creations, and audio forms. The intention of the author is to indicate the complexity of the work performed by teams of radio journalists as well as requirements that must be met in assembling a message using radio technology.
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