Eesti Raadio regionaalstuudio ajakirjandusliku produktsiooni mitmekesisus (Tartu stuudio näitel)
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Ajakirja pealkiri
Ajakirja ISSN
Köite pealkiri
Kirjastaja
Tartu Ülikool
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Kirjeldus
The present bachelor's/graduation thesis (The diversity of journalistic production in a local
studio of Estonian Broadcasting Company) (Tartu Studio); expands upon the diversity of the
public broadcasting. Diversity is considered the most critical characteristic in evaluating the
quality of the public broadcasting.
This study is based on the one week's analysis of the journalistic production of Tartu Studio;
data is analysed on content method, interviews were carried out with editors of the EBC Tartu
Studio.
In the week under observation (19 - 22 April 2007) in Tartu Studio 84 different issues in 105
different journalistic stories were handled. The difference between the number of issues and
discussions comes up due to the fact that one issue was discussed in several stories. It turned
out from the analysis that dominant themes are about culture, dominant presenters are from
the same field and preferred genres are short news and news stories. These results show
certain one-sidedness which does not harmonise with the concept of public broadcasting.
Relying to the interviews with editors in Tartu Studio, one can draw conclusions that there are
certain routine ways used by journalists to choose issues and presenters. The main sources for
choosing themes and presenters are press releases. It shows though that the journalistic
production can be influenced to a certain extent as press releases always represent interests of
some organizations, groups etc.
At the same time the journalists of Tartu Studio lack resources (mostly time and also finances)
to enrich journalistic content by different issues from across the area of Tartu Studio (South
Estonia) equally. The lack of resources also hinders them from using different intensive
genres (reportage, feature etc).
Using press releases as routine sources makes the choice of presenters monotonous. The
analysis of the observed week showed that the representatives of different groups
(handicapped people, senior citizens, students) were not asked for the opinion. At the same
time the officials and people from the cultural fields had the opportunity to express their
opinion.
In conclusion one can say that although the journalists of Tartu Studio admit the necessity of
diversity in public broadcasting system, they cannot put it fully into practice.
Märksõnad
H Social Sciences (General), bakalaureusetööd, meedia, ringhääling, raadio, raadiojaamad, kohalik raadio, kohalik ajakirjandus, Eesti Raadio, Tartu