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Zamith
1. A methodological proposal
to analyze the news websites use
of the potentialities of the Internet
Fernando Zamith
Universidade do Porto, Portugal
9th International Symposium on Online Journalism
University of Texas at Austin, April 5, 2008
2. Fernando Zamith . 2008 2
Potentialities of the Internet
• Hypertextuality
• Multimediality
• Interactivity
• Immediacy
• Ubiquity
• Memory
• Personalization
• Hypermediality
• Contextualization
3. Fernando Zamith . 2008 3
Levels of expressive possibilities of the four media
Daily
Newspapper
Radio TV
(not interactive)
News
Website
Hypertextuality Low None None High
Multimediality Low None High High
Interactivity Low Medium Medium High
Immediacy None High High High
Ubiquity Low High High High
Memory Low Low Low High
Personalization None None None High
Source: Salaverría (2005: 119), adapted.
4. INTERACTIVITY - SCHULTZ GRID
Table 1: Index of Feedback Options (points per option offered by online newspapers)
General e-mail address(es) to contact newsroom 1 pt
List of at least some editors?/writers? e-mail (limited)
or:
List of editors?/writers? e-mail addresses (general pattern)
1 pt
2 pts
E-mail links to at least some articles? authors (limited)
or:
E-mail links to articles? authors (general pattern)
1 pt
2 pts
E-mail links to politicians/officials 1 pt
Discussion forum(s)
or:
Discussion forum(s) obviously hosted/journalists participate
2 pts
3 pts
Chat room(s) provided
or:
Chat room(s) obviously hosted/journalists participate
1 pt
3 pts
Quick poll/user survey
or:
?Sophisticated? poll/survey
(open questions/linked to forum/background info)
1 pt
3 pts
Letters to the editor displayed online 1 pt
MAXIMUM
(MINIMUM)
15 pts
0 pts
5. Fernando Zamith . 2008 5
NEW GRID – ALL POTENTIALITIES
Potentiality POINTS/PERCENTAGE
Interactivity 25
Hypertextuality 20
Multimediality 12
Immediacy 12
Ubiquity 4
Memory 12
Personalization 12
Creativity 3
TOTAL (Maximum) 100
7. Fernando Zamith . 2008 7
General e-mail address or contact form 1
E-mail address or contact form of some journalists 1
E-mail address or contact form of all journalists 2
E-mail address of some article authors 1
E-mail address of all article authors 2
E-mail address of official sources 1
Discussion forum without journalists participation 2
Discussion forum with journalists participation 3
Chat room without journalists participation 1 D
Chat room with journalists participation 3 D
Quick pool/user survey 1
Poll/survey linked to forum/background info 3 J
Letters to the editor displayed online 1
A - INTERACTIVITY (1)
8. Fernando Zamith . 2008 8
A - INTERACTIVITY (2)
Other user content displayed online 1
User comments to the articles not immediately displayed online 1
User comments to the articles immediately displayed online 2 D
Vote in the articles 1
Vote in the articles with reflection in its visibility 2
Blog or wiki open to user participation 2
Interactive and multimedia journalistic content 2 C
9. Fernando Zamith . 2008 9
B - HYPERTEXTUALITY
Generic related hyperlink 1 J
Extra-textual hyperlink to related simultaneous article 1 J
Intra-textual hyperlink to related simultaneous article 2 J
Extra-textual hyperlink to related article archived 1 J/F
Intra-textual hyperlink to related article archived 2 J/F
Extra-textual hyperlink to original documental source 2 J
Intra-textual hyperlink to original documental source 3 J
Extra-textual hyperlink to chronology of the subject 1 J
Intra-textual hyperlink to chronology of the subject 2 J
Extra-textual hyperlink to related audio 2 C/J
Intra-textual hyperlink to related audio 3 C/J
Extra-textual hyperlink to related video 2 C/J
Intra-textual hyperlink to related video 3 C/J
Extra-textual hyperlink to related infographics 1 C/J
Intra-textual hyperlink to related infographics 2 C/J
Extra-textual hyperlink to related image galerie or slide-show 1 C/J
10. Fernando Zamith . 2008 10
C - MULTIMEDIALITY
Photo or drawing 1
Slide-show 2
Static infographics 1
Dinamic infographics 3
Audio 3
Video without sound 3
Video with sound 4
11. Fernando Zamith . 2008 11
D - IMMEDIACY
Contents in continuous updating 2
Explicit update of an article 1
Date and hour of each article 1 J
New article 4 hours later 1
New main article 4 hours later 2
New article 8 hours later 1
New main article 8 hours later 2
New article 12 hours later 1
New main article 12 hours later 2
New article 16 hours later 1
New main article 16 hours later 2
12. Fernando Zamith . 2008 12
E - UBIQUITY
Partial contents in two or more languages 2 G
Overall contents in two or more languages 3 G
Clocks in different time zones 1
13. Fernando Zamith . 2008 13
F - MEMORY
Simple partial archive 1
Partial archive organized by dates and categories 2
Simple overall archive 3
Overall archive organized by dates and categories 4
Simple internal search box 2
Internal search box by 2 criteria 3
Internal search box by 3 or more criteria 4
Tags associated to each article 4 B
14. Fernando Zamith . 2008 14
G - PERSONALIZATION
General updates sent to e-mail 1
Selected updates sent to e-mail 2
Updates sent to a type of mobile devices 1
Updates sent to different types of mobile devices 2
General updates sent immediately to the computer 1 D
Selected updates sent immediately to the computer 2 D
General RSS feeds 1
RSS feeds by topics 2
Personalization of the first screen 2
Deep personalization of the first screen 4
15. Fernando Zamith . 2008 15
H - CREATIVITY
Another kind of exploitation of Internet potentialities 1
Two other kinds of exploitation of Internet potentialities 2
Three or more other kinds of exploitation of Internet potentialities 3
I – Multimediality
J - Contextualization
16. Fernando Zamith . 2008 16
First studies using the new grid
• Portuguese national and general
information news websites
• 1st - November, 2006 – 22 news websites
• 2nd - November, 2007 – 27 news
websites
17. Fernando Zamith . 2008 17
Results
• Use of the potentialities of the Internet:
• 23,3% - 2006
• 21,2% - 2007
• 23,2% - 2007 (only the 22 news websites
of the first study)
