3 resultados para PORTUGUESE DAILY PRESS
em Universidad de Alicante
Resumo:
On the basis of biographical in-depth interviews with female journalists, we researched the issue of work-family relationship with regard to maternity. Work-family integration is a relevant study ambit from both a gender policy. The paper focuses on the daily press industry in eastern Spain. Results suggest both structural factors (e.g. working conditions, resources, age) and normative ones (e.g. stereotypes, organizational model, the meaning of motherhood) affect the decision to have children. Maternity is the result of a strategy of action on integration. These observations raise the debate about health, equality and productivity in the media industries.
Resumo:
The article exposes the meaning of profession for the journalists and how it affects the work-family reconciliation. The paper focuses on the daily press industry in eastern Spain. The information is collected by 38 biographical in-depth interviews with female journalists. The results show two approaches to define the profession: the personnel and the group one. The first approach shows the personal accomplishment. The second one shows the stereotype of journalist. Both approaches demand dedication. In addition, they are linked to other structural factors of the job (ex-. schedules) that define different labor personal situations (also according to professional and vital trajectories of the journalists). That way, the meaning of profession affects the decision making about the reconciliation.
Resumo:
El presente trabajo expone el análisis de El Gratis, diario de anuncios publicado en 1842-43, algunas de cuyas características (aplicación de la ley del doble mercado, distribución gratuita de parte de los ejemplares, edición de un diario-cartel…) representan una verdadera novedad para la época y para la historia del periodismo decimonónico en España.
