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• W1576082009 abstract "This paper analyzes seven weeks of Reuters television content from mid-2011. The paper situates academic interest in the global news agencies in the argument for a New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO). It reviews the literature on research of news agency production and identifies the latest modeling of an increasingly sophisticated understanding of the agency-client relationship. The paper describes the ‘big picture’ of the world that Reuters makes available to most clients. It then analyzes that picture in terms of the extant literature and history of Reuters content to determine the degree of change, if any, that is evident in Reuters output today, compared to the past. The paper finds that Reuters continues to focus on the United States and Western Europe. It continues to focus on hard news topics, such as politics, economics, crime and conflict as its core news. It remains a largely Anglophone service and most of its voices of authority are male. Significantly, the paper finds that GDP is a reliable predictor of story count by geographic focus in Reuters output. Cet article analyse sept semaines de contenu Reuters destine a la television, depuis le milieu de l’annee 2011. Il s’interesse a la place des agences de presse internationales dans l’argumentaire d’un Nouvel Ordre Mondial de l’Information et de la Communication (NOMIC). Il propose un etat de l’art de la recherche portant sur la production des agences de presse, et revele l’apprehension de plus en plus sophistiquee de la relation agence-client. L’article decrit l’approche du monde que Reuters propose a ses clients. Il l’analyse ensuite au prisme de la litterature portant sur Reuters, ainsi que son histoire, pour en determiner le degre de changement, s’il y en a, entre le contenu de Reuters produit hier, et ce qui est emis aujourd’hui. Nous avons trouve que Reuters continue de se focaliser sur les Etats-Unis et l’Europe de l’Ouest. Le coeur de sa production porte egalement toujours sur les sujets d’actualite chaude lies a la politique, a l’economie, au crime et au conflit. Reuters est toujours un service largement anglophone, et les decideurs sont en grande partie des hommes. Enfin, l’article montre que le PIB est un indice fiable pour mesurer la quantite d’informations que produit Reuters sur une zone geographique. Este artigo analisa sete semanas do conteudo da Reuters produzido a partir de meados de 2011 e direcionado a televisao. O estudo se interessa pelo papel das agencias de noticia internacionais em meio ao debate sobre uma Nova Ordem Mundial para a Informacao e a Comunicacao (NOMIC). Propoe uma revisao do estado da arte das pesquisas sobre a producao das agencias de noticias e revela uma apreensao cada vez mais sofisticada sobre a relacao agencia-cliente. O artigo descreve a visao de mundo que a Reuters propoe a seus clientes. Busca, em seguida, sob o prisma da literatura sobre a Reuters bem como sua historia, determinar o grau de modificacao, se ela existe, entre o conteudo da Reuters produzido no dia anterior, e que e veiculado no noticiario do dia. Os resultados mostram que a Reuters continua a se focalizar nos Estados Unidos e na Europa Ocidental. O âmago da sua producao tambem se centra sempre nas noticias sobre politica, economia, crime e conflito. A Reuters ainda e um servico amplamente anglofono e as autoridades que falam sao, em grande parte, homens. Finalmente, o artigo mostra que o PIB e um indicador fiavel para medir a quantidade de informacoes produzidas pela Reuters sobre uma zona geografica." @default.
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