RESISTANCE TO INTERMEDIATION THROUGH CONNECTED SCREENS
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https://doi.org/10.32813/2179-1120.2121.v14.n2.a756Keywords:
information, journalism, social digital platforms, algorithms, attention economyAbstract
This work will discuss the weight of the techno-economic logics that organize the socio-technical relations of digital social platforms. For that, theoretical references on attention economy, algorithms and platforms will be used. As case studies, results of semi-structured, non-probabilistic inquiries about information processes will be presented, intermediated by screens connected to the web, such as interest in emigrating, motivation to choose a vote, evaluation of press coverage of the movement Black Lives Matter and about the first wave / wave of covid-19. The period of such samples takes place between 2019 and 2021, and includes the so-called pandemic period of 2020, when the intermediation of life via communication and information equipment became more pronounced, given that a large part of the world population had to fulfill isolation and social isolation. As a result, it is perceived that there was resistance on the part of consumers of information in relation to news in the press, opinions of influencers or results of debate in groups of social networks.
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