Jornalismo em podcast: análise do programa café da manhã na cobertura das eleições presidenciais de 2022

Abstract

This monograph was dedicated to studying the journalistic coverage of the podcast Café da Manhã during the week before the second round of the 2022 presidential elections. The research focuses on understanding how the podcast Café da Manhã, as a journalistic product, contributed to combating fake news during the aforementioned period. In this sense, the theoretical framework of this study covers the areas of journalism, journalistic genres, podcasts, fake news, and the podcast Café da Manhã. The main authors consulted were Nilson Lage (2005), Nelson Traquina (2005), José Marques de Melo (2003), Luiz Beltrão (1976 and 1980), Nivaldo Ferraz (2020), Ramon Brandão (2019), and Luís Felipe Miguel (2019). The study is based on the analysis of five selected episodes: "O ataque de Roberto Jefferson e a campanha de Bolsonaro"; "A eleição que as cidades de Lula e Bolsonaro desenham"; "Lula x Bolsonaro: os efeitos da abstenção nas urnas"; "O caminho que Bolsonaro traça para contestar a eleição" and "O saldo do debate final entre Lula e Bolsonaro". To make the research viable, the methodological strategy of content analysis proposed by Laurence Bardin (2011) was used. Then, a brief description of each episode was made and, from that, the occurrences of the categories of analysis were identified, namely: objectivity, veracity, impartiality and credibility of the sources. Through the study, it was found that throughout the electoral campaign, the program performed social functions of communication, diversifying perspectives in news transmission and serving as a space for information, education, and deepening understanding of electoral processes. [resumo fornecido pelo autor]