Abstract

MORALES, MARIO  and  VALLEJO, MARYLUZ. Journalistic Routines and Judicial Journalists' Self-Perception of Bogota's Media. Signo pensam. [online]. 2011, vol.30, n.59, pp.201-232. ISSN 0120-4823.

This article presents the analysis and the results of the second phase of the research "Quality standards of the information published in national and local media, regarding security in Bogotá". This research was developed by the Media Observatory of the Communication and Language School of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, with the sponsorship of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota. After using the technique of content analysis over a corpus of more than a thousand news pieces (recovered in a period of time between May 20 and November 20, 2008) the results of the processed data were compared to the perceptions and the reports of 28 judicial reporters and editorialists of 10 local and national media. This analysis was made based on journalism sociology and the theories of news-making, agenda setting, and framing.

Keywords : journalism sociology; journalistic practices; judicial journalism; news-making; agenda setting; framing; Sociology of the Media (LEMB); Journalistic practices (LEMB); Judicial journalism.

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