Periodismo cultural digital: Retos de la Web 2.0
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Rev. aportes de la comunicación
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Este trabajo analiza los cambios producidos en los medios de comunicación a partir de la Postmodernidad, y su repercusión en estos momentos, conocido por los teóricos como Post-Postmodernismo, Neo-Modernismo, Re-Modernismo, Altermodernismo y Modernismo Critico, pasando por la evolución de los conceptos Web 1.0, Web 2.0 y Web 3.0. Periodismo cultural digital: retos de la Web 2.0, hace énfasis en que una postura que separe a los medios como distintivos, específicos de un sentir colectivo que se generalizó como postmodernidad, resulta a estas alturas irreconciliable, y propone además una mirada menos desprejuiciada para quienes aún descreen de los medios digitales, de su influencia y de las amplias posibilidades que estos brindan. La práctica ha demostrado que resulta necesario confiar en los modos de producción y difusión de los medios digitales, y no olvidar que su papel cobra auge a medida que se informatiza la sociedad y que, a la vez, le abre un amplio diapasón para la difusión de la cultura desde la comunicación y más explícitamente desde el periodismo digital en la web: una comunicación que no sólo estará dedicada al flujo meramente informativo, sino a la utopía de que comunicar cultura y producir cultura aún puede ser posible.
This work describes the changes effected on mass media as a result of post-modernity and its ongoing impact. Theoriticists refer to this process as post-postmodernism, neo-modernism, re-modernism, alter-modernism, and critical modernism, going through concepts of Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0. Digital Cultural Journalism: Web 2.0, its Challenges, emphazices the fact that a distinctive approach specific of the group called postmodernity becomes isolated is ultimatelly unthinkable. The work also offers a less pudical view for those who still discredit the digital media, their influence and their wide possibilities. Experience has proved the need to trust the manners and ways of the digital media. Keeping in mind its role as society becomes more informatized, we also acknowledge the possibilities offerred for the cultural promotion, more specifically as of digital journalism: ameansof communication not only devoted to a merely informative flux, but also to the utopia of communicating culture and producing culture, a dream to become true.
This work describes the changes effected on mass media as a result of post-modernity and its ongoing impact. Theoriticists refer to this process as post-postmodernism, neo-modernism, re-modernism, alter-modernism, and critical modernism, going through concepts of Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0. Digital Cultural Journalism: Web 2.0, its Challenges, emphazices the fact that a distinctive approach specific of the group called postmodernity becomes isolated is ultimatelly unthinkable. The work also offers a less pudical view for those who still discredit the digital media, their influence and their wide possibilities. Experience has proved the need to trust the manners and ways of the digital media. Keeping in mind its role as society becomes more informatized, we also acknowledge the possibilities offerred for the cultural promotion, more specifically as of digital journalism: ameansof communication not only devoted to a merely informative flux, but also to the utopia of communicating culture and producing culture, a dream to become true.
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No. 16