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The origin and development of the magazine Gól between 1968-1989
Hamplová, Kateřina ; Lukšů, David (advisor) ; Bednařík, Petr (referee)
This bachelor thesis explores the origin and development of the sports magazine Gól, which centers in on the two most popular sports - football and ice hockey. The aim of the thesis is to present the origin of Gól in 1968 and to map its subsequent development until 1989. It also examines the environment of Czech sports journalism in the second half of the 1960s and the Olympia publishing house, which published Gól throughout the period of normalization. I examined 22 issues of the magazine, analyzed its structure and focused on its content agenda and graphic design. The thesis describes the main sections of Gól and also examines the influence of the communist regime on the magazine's content. It also focuses on the editorial personalities who shaped the form of the magazine. I conducted semi-structured interviews with former editors Jaroslav Kolář, Pavel Bárta, Stanislav Hrabě, Přemysl Hrubý and Jiří Macků, whose utterances helped me gather valuable information about the development of the traditional magazine.
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Photo diary
Kunderová, Tereza ; Arbanová, Linda (advisor) ; Magidová, Markéta (referee)
The main topic of this bachelor's thesis is the diary phenomenon, more specifically diary as a form of art or other visual form, such as photography. The purpose of its theoretical part is to briefly describe the general evolution of the traditional diaries and personal journals and subsequently deal with the diary as a specific form of art piece. This part also introduces Czech visual artists who used to work/still work with the diary phenomenon creatively - Vladimír Fuka, Jiří Kolář, Josef Jindřich Šechtl and František Skála. Theoretical part also deals with the new contemporary virtual forms of diaries such as personal websites, blogs and social networking sites, shows some of their specific examples (chosen from unique public social network profiles/accounts as well as from interesting online art projects). and describes generally the brief history of this phenomenon. The practical part of the thesis introduces author's own photographic diary project consisting of everyday photos taken to show personal feelings during her study stay abroad. The didactical part attempts to bring the diary phenomenon into arts education in schools. It suggests an art project series thematically connected to the theoretical part of this bachelor's thesis. The major objective of this text is to show the...
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Representation of the environment in Russian and Czech press. Content analysis of selected Czech and Russian weekly between 2007-2011
Anufrieva, Nelli ; Novák, Arnošt (advisor) ; Slačálek, Ondřej (referee)
"Representation of the environment in Russian and Czech press" This diploma thesis deals with the representation of the environment in the Russian and Czech press. For my research I chose two news weekly papers: Respekt and Argumenty a fakta issued between the years 2007-2011. Quantitative content analysis and qualitative frame analysis were used for data processing. The theoretical part describes the development of the media, their influence on society, mechanism of news construction (agenda setting, news values, objectivity, bias, access to news, work with sources), the development and state of the Czech and Russian media, concepts of nature and the development of environmental reporting. In the practical part I found out how the environment and nature are viewed and interpreted by these printed media in the content of their messages. Key words: environment; nature; media; representation; agenda-setting; content analysis; frame analysis; framing; weekly magazíne; Respekt; Argumenty a fakta
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Magazine Prague in Week in 1940 - 1944
Hrdličková, Alena ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Cebe, Jan (referee)
Bachelor thesis "Magazine Prague in Week in 1940 - 1944"presents a detailed characteristic of a regional weekly Praha v týdnu (Prague in Week), which was published in Prague in 1940 - 1944. Initially a programme review, the magazine informed its readers about what's on in Prague theatres and cinemas, about held exhibitions as well as different social events. It also gave information on new films and brought their reviews as well as interviews with artists; at first bringing light topic articles but later on focusing more on specialised essays from the field of culture. The aim of the thesis was to give a complex description of the magazine content as well as its inner structure, placing special emphasis on the volumes I, III and V (1940, 1942, 1944). The analysis focuses on the editorial staff, content of the magazine and how this has been formed in the course of time, comparing further the number and relation of Czech and German topics appearing throughout the magazine, presence of propaganda and texts with a political tone within a cultural and social, and therefore apolitical periodical, thus trying to answer the question of to which extent Praha v týdnu was a pro-German or even collaborative paper with regard to the period in which it was published. As Praha v týdnu was part of the group of...
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Media reflection of feminism in Czech weekly newspapers in 2019
Součková, Alžběta ; Fousek Krobová, Tereza (advisor) ; Osvaldová, Barbora (referee)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the image of feminism in Czech weekly newspapers during 2019. The thesis first focuses on the historical context and development of feminism in the Czech lands from the national revival and the struggle for women's social and political rights, through the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic and the acquisition of suffrage and through the official and real position of women during socialism, up to the post-revolutionary and contemporary image of feminism in the Czech Republic and its presentation in the media. The work also defines the space for analysis, it defines weekly news magazines and briefly summarizes their content focus, readability and print load. The thesis tries to get an answer to the question whether feminism and related topics were presented mostly negatively in Czech weekly newspapers in 2019. The analysis of the text, based on keywords, selects articles devoted to feminism and then categorizes them according to the tone into groups as negative, neutral or positive texts. The analysis brings both the total number of articles that dealt with the topic in each of weekly magazines during one year, as well as their number in individual categories. The conclusion of the thesis will bring the results of the analysis, while negative, neutral or...
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Comparation of úvodník and editorials in weekly magazines Reflex and Echo with emphasis on variability of genres
Malá, Markéta ; Osvaldová, Barbora (advisor) ; Trunečková, Ludmila (referee)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the introductory of úvodník and editorial. It presents their different interpretations and characteristics and aims to determine whether it can be distinguished as two specific genres, or whether it is only two different designations of the same genre. The first part of the thesis presents several definitions characterizing úvodník and editorial and also mentions the historic developement of úvodník, especially i teh Czech lands. One of the chapters is also devoted to the position of úvodník in Lidové noviny and mentions not only Ferdinand Peroutka as the local úvodník writer. The entry of foreign editorial into Czech media environment and the subsequent mixing of elemnts of úvodník and an editorial on the pages of social periodicals is also described. and the entry of foreign editorial into Czech media enviroment. As well it presents the position of editorial in Anglo-American media. The main part of the bachelor's thesis consists of an analysis of úvodník in the Reflex weekly and editorials in the Echo Weekly in a defined period of time, which is performed on the basis of several specified criteria. The evaluation of the results of the analysis will make it possible to make a comparation of two genres, which is approached with five predetrmined hypotheses. Their...
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Comparison of changes in content of weekly Czechoslovakian television schedule magazine between years 1989 and 1990
Bednařík Štefl, Aneta ; Štoll, Martin (advisor) ; Bednařík, Petr (referee)
This thesis compares two selected editions of a programme journal Czechoslovakian Television Weekly, specifically years 1989 and 1990. This journal had been issued between years 1965 and 1990 and used to be one of the main sources of a television programme of the Czechoslovakian Television, which was daily watched in many households. Except for the television programme, the journal also dealt with society-wide questions and this made it even more attractive to readers. As a result there was no shortage of readers, nor viewers of the television. Thanks to the vast popularity among readers as well as a close link to the Czechoslovakian Television, the journal was one of the tools to influence the public opinion. The objective of this thesis is to analyze the level of influence of changing political-economical- social situation in Czechoslovakia to journal editions of years 1989 and 1990. After the theoretical foundations that guide readers to understand examined documents and society-wide circumstances, the thesis identifies sections of the journal that are relevant for the analysis and subsequently in the practical part introduces the analysis of relevant sections of the journal. For each section, there is an analysis of both examined editions of the journal and by comparing them is reached a...
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Differences in use of social networking sites (Facebook, Twitter) by magazines Respekt and Reflex
Víchová, Lucie ; Hájek, Roman (advisor) ; Láb, Filip (referee)
The phenomenon of social networking sites certainly influences the way traditional media functions. It has become imparative for any periodical to also have a Facebook page or a Twitter account. This bachelor thesis addresses the differences in use of social networking sites Facebook and Twitter in the newsrooms of two leading Czech weekly magazines - Respekt and Reflex. In the theoretical section, there are described positives and negatives of the current role of social networking sites in journalism. This part also contains characterisation of the process of adaptation to new trends in the field of online journalism. Moreover, it puts great emphasis on building of reader's community and also on a phenomenon of so-called brand journalism. The theoretical section also closely introduces social networking sites used by newsrooms of researched weekly magazines. The practical part consists of the author's own research analyzing Respekt and Reflex's posts on Facebook pages and Twitter accounts. These posts were gathered during one month, specifically during October 2016. Findings of the research are developed into complexly described graphs followed by general comparison of usage of social networking sites by mentioned weekly magazines.
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