Porath, W. (William)
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- Cómo mejorar la comprensión de las noticias televisivas(Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2010) Porath, W. (William); Puente, S. (Soledad); Liepins, K. (Kathrine)
- Personalization, privatization, and campaign strategies in newspaper coverage of two Chilean presidential elections, 1989-2009(Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2014) Suzuki, J.J. (José-Joaquín); Porath, W. (William); Ramdohr, T.M. (Tania-Marie)We investigate the evolution of the coverage of political campaigns in Chile, through a content analysis of the issues highlighted in four national newspapers in the 1989 and 2009 campaigns. We seek to determine the increases of two types of personalization and the coverage of the candidates’ strategies. We focus on personalization, understood first as “competences” (the coverage of political-personal characteristics of the candidates) which differ from the “privatization” (highlights the private lives of the candidates). Results show an expected increase in the space allocated to privatization and strategies, but no change in the coverage of the political traits of the candidates.
- Application of Functional Theory of Political Discourse in Chilean presidential debates to determine the influence of journalists in the contents(Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2021) Porath, W. (William); Ortega-Gunckel, C. (Constanza); Núñez-Mussa, E. (Enrique)Within the growing academic interest over electoral debates, the role of the journalists who conduct the debates in determining the tenor of the answers has not been sufficiently studied. We used Chile as an extreme case, given the predominant role that the debate moderators receive here, thanks to the “journalistic panel” format utilized in them, where they take turns to interview the candidates. As a framework to describe these contents, we used Functional Theory of Political Discourse by William Benoit. Our data show that, indeed, the candidates use different combinations of said functions, depending on the different frameworks established by the rules for each debate. Clearly, the candidates tend to defend themselves from the attacks of the journalists, rather than their rivals’; and they use other strategies when the rules allow them more freedom.
- Las noticias extranjeras en la televisión pública y privada de Chile comparada con la de catorce países.(Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2012) Mujica, C. (Constanza); Porath, W. (William)Este trabajo analiza el impacto de las noticias extranjeras en dos noticiarios de televisión chilenos, en el marco del proyecto Foreign TV News Around the World. Todas las noticias emitidas son clasificadas en cuatro categorías, según lugar de ocurrencia e involucramiento nacional o extranjero. El espacio que se destina a cada una de ellas, así como los temas más habituales, son comparados según dos modelos televisivos: el de servicio público y el comercial. En definitiva se observa que, en Chile y en el resto de los países analizados, la tendencia es que las diferencias esperadas entre ambos tipos ideales son comparativamente menores.