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First year of Echo weekly
Jahn, Oliver ; Osvaldová, Barbora (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
In my bachelor thesis with the title First year of Echo Weekly I focus from different angles on the creation and process of the first year of existence of new Echo Weekly. I describe the causes for starting the weekly as a project which after leaving the Mafra publishing house created former journalists of Lidové noviny under the leadership of Dalibor Balšínek. I illustrate the focus, structure of content and also the progress of image of the magazine. I describe the partial changes in weekly which, even though it wasn't originally planned changed to solely digital title to magazine published since November 2014 also in print version. I state the differences between both versions and on selected articles illustrate the orientation of Echo Weekly and its most important topics as well as document the evolution of readership and number of recipients of the weekly.
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First year of Echo weekly
Jahn, Oliver ; Osvaldová, Barbora (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
In my bachelor thesis with the title First year of Echo Weekly I focus from different angles on the creation and process of the first year of existence of new Echo Weekly. I describe the causes for starting the weekly as a project which after leaving the Mafra publishing house created former journalists of Lidové noviny under the leadership of Dalibor Balšínek. I illustrate the focus, structure of content and also the progress of image of the magazine. I describe the partial changes in weekly which, even though it wasn't originally planned changed to solely digital title to magazine published since November 2014 also in print version. I state the differences between both versions and on selected articles illustrate the orientation of Echo Weekly and its most important topics as well as document the evolution of readership and number of recipients of the weekly.
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The media Coverage of Iveta Bartošová's Death on Selected Websites
Havlická, Kateřina ; Osvaldová, Barbora (advisor) ; Teplá, Jana (referee)
The aim of this paper is to describe media coverage of a suicide that Iveta Bartošová, famous Czech singer, committed the 29th April 2014 in railway in Prague-Uhříněves. It compares the so-called conservative press - Aktuálně.cz, Novinky.cz, Lidovky.cz and iDNES.cz - and the yellow press represented by Super.cz, Extra.cz and Blesk.cz. The paper covers a period of time from the suicide to the singer's funeral which took place the 12th May 2014 and it examines in what way and with what means all mentioned websites informed their readers, how many articles were published, what were the topics of each website or what mistakes (grammatical or any other) did they do. It looks for differences not only between the conservative and the yellow press, but in within those two groups of medias. It also describes if any conservative website went towards tabloidization which means if it used any practices of the yellow press in its work or if it was interested in similar topics as the yellow press was. The paper includes only texts of described articles and doesn't consider the influence of photos or any other graphics in the articles. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Monitoring of the news' facebook pages via analytics pro during certain period
Soukupová, Barbora ; Čermák, Miloš (advisor) ; Kasík, Pavel (referee)
This work should show the importance of being able to utilize all the meanings of media that our world presents, keeping in touch with people subscribed to certain product, knowing its target audience and being able to give it as much as we possibly can. Are Czech online media capable of this path or are they just forgetting and missing the options? The term new media is still shifting and evolving as we witness new technology revelations. While the world is changing unbelievably fast we need to focus on those transformations and adapt to them, not fight them. But since there are always some who keep resisting innovations, we can see how their work differs from those who follow new manners. With help of Socialbakers and their Analytics PRO tool we will examine certain Czech news websites and see how they cope with social media, Facebook specifically. Their most popular posts will demonstrate the overall orientation of particular page and other metrics will reveal what can be or should be improved.
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Transformation of czech music journalism as a result of the development of online journalism
Kyncl, Jan ; Hejlová, Denisa (advisor) ; Orban, Karol (referee)
This thesis deals with the changes within Czech music journalism that are connected to the boom of digital media and online journalism. Firstly, in its the theoretical part, this thesis offers a brief overview of a history of music journalism in Czech lands as well as worldwide and suggests what the role of a music critic is. Then it describes the boom of online journalism - again in Czech context as well as in a wolrdwide context - and continues with describing the main specfics of online journalism.It also mentions current trends of online journalism. The second part of this thesis focuses exclusively on Czech music journalism in the era of a drastic book of digital media after 1995. Main economic and sociocultural trends that influenced Czech music journalism are also mentioned. The second part of this thesis then focuses on a Czech magazine market and various forms of music journalism within a Czech online environment. For the research part of this thesis two media maps of Czech music print and Czech music websites have been made which is followed by a analysis the most popular music website Musicserver.
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Influence of Digitalization on Daily Work of Local Journalists
Králová, Veronika ; Hájek, Roman (advisor) ; Karaščáková, Zuzana (referee)
The Bachelor's thesis deals with the view of local journalists on how digitizing has changed their work. The digitizing means introducing digital technology into mass communication. Those technologies go along with journalists from choosing and processing the topic to distributing the product to the readers and that includes operation of the entire editorial staff. The first part explains a phenomenon of local media and digitizing. The local media are a specific type of media, which are based and broadcast only in a certain territory and deals primarily with issues of this area. The second part is a research, during which I conducted interviews with six editors from six different newspaper offices of local newspaper Deník. The interviews related to how the local journalists look on changes and their potential effects and whether they consider the digitization has changed their work. I was also interested if the local journalists perceive the difference between digitization on their work opposed to the work of colleagues in the national media. The respondents claim the major change is in facilitation and acceleration of their work. On the other side the digitalization (particularly the Internet) has brought new challenges, more work and also complicated the sale of newspapers because many readers...
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Reflex magazine online:progress in journalism?
Konečná, Tereza ; Osvaldová, Barbora (advisor) ; Lysoněk, Tomáš (referee)
The goal of this Bachelor's dissertation named Reflex Magazine Online: Progress in journalism? is to compare the printed and the online version of Reflex magazine. The first part of the thesis is divided into three chapters: in the first chapter, the history of Reflex magazine is described shortly as well as the important members of the editorial staff are named. The second chapter is focused on the online version of the magazine, while the future of the Internet and new media are discussed in the third chapter. The research part of this thesis is based on comparasion of the online and printed content. Additionally, a public poll among the Reflex's readers was performed, which was focused on readers' perception of the printed and online version of the magazine. The supplement includes an interview with Josef Klíma, where the history of founding is described in detail.
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The self-regulation in online journalism focusing on main czech news server
Ciborová, Kateřina ; Čermák, Miloš (advisor) ; Javůrek, Adam (referee)
The author of this thesis focuses on the ethical codes of Czech web journals. The thesis explains the terms like ethics, morality, regulation and self-regulation. It outlines new options available in the web journalism (unlike the traditional journalism) which are frequently used. The main goals of the thesis are the ethical codes, their wording, origin, coincidence, differences, strengths and weaknesses. For the purpose of this thesis the author designed a questionnaire for chief editors of web journals in which she outlined the basic ethical problems of the web journalism. Chief editors commented on the model situation, stated their opinions and assessed their most probable behavior in given situation. The emphasis is put mainly on the correction of the untruthful information, sourcing and corresponding referencing, the use of the social networks as a source of information and publishing of the photograph capturing pain, suffering or death.
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Paywalls and the future of journalism
Novotný, Jan ; Čermák, Miloš (advisor) ; Švelch, Jaroslav (referee)
The Master's diploma thesis examines the phenomenon of imposing paywalls on news content. By using qualitative interview research, case studies, theoretical and empirical analysis the thesis emphasizes mainly the differences between individual ways of imposing paywalls and also factors that can influence the process of implementing paywalls. Hypothesis claims that imposing paywalls on existing free content can serve as an incentive on the media market to reach a growing productivity of media enterprises in spite of a booming popularity of sharing free information. It depends whether the right business model is implemented. According to the hypothesis the right model is "metered model" that responds to the nature of the internet and implies that certain amount of content would remain free of charge. Both paid and free content spheres should have to be redefined by new ergonomy and new journalistic content.
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Use of Citizen Journalism in non-government non-profit organizations
Kolková, Zuzana ; Šubrta, Václav (advisor) ; Pavlíček, Antonín (referee)
This thesis deals with a possibility of connecting citizen journalism with non-governmental non-profit organizations due to lack of public knowledge of these organizations. Firth part of the thesis explains basic terms that are fundamental for this thesis. Here is explained what is citizen journalism, its origin and connection to online journalism. The term non-governmental non-profit organization (NGO) is also clarified. Then author defines basic issues of getting NGOs into classic media and points out causes of failure, resulting in low public interest in this matter. Second part of this thesis shows how this issue is dealt with in the world and developing countries by using CJ and in the Czech republic. The thesis also mentions technologies used in advanced countries to help NGOs better exploit citizen journalism. In the last part of this thesis are outlined general recommendations concerning the possibility of using citizen journalism and suggests specific solution for a non-governmental non-profit organization.
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