O Telejornal Janta Connosco: O Consumo Noticioso nas Famílias e a sua Influência nos Jovens dos 15 aos 29 anos em Portugal
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Jovens, Telejornal, Família, Consumo Noticioso, Focus GroupsResumo
Atualmente, os jovens recorrem às redes sociais para o seu consumo noticioso. Esse consumo trata-se de uma prática individual, porém o consumo durante a infância e início da adolescência surge como uma prática coletiva no contexto familiar. Assim, é relevante compreender como os hábitos noticiosos familiares impactam os hábitos de consumo noticioso dos mais novos ao longo das diferentes fases da juventude. Através de 18 sessões de focus groups com participantes dos 15 aos 29 anos foi possível estabelecer que ver o telejornal à hora das refeições (principalmente ao jantar) é uma prática da grande maioria das famílias. O noticiário televisivo tem um grande relevo nos consumos noticiosos quando os jovens vivem com os seus pais, mas quando estes vão viver sozinhos esse hábito tende a perder-se dando origem a novos padrões de consumo. Porém, os hábitos noticiosos que praticavam durante a sua infância e adolescência pode vir a influir nas práticas informativas adotadas na vida adulta.
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