Informative programmes related to the mystery journalism: rubbish TV or informative rigour?

 Inmaculada Berlanga-Fernández, La Rioja (Espanha)

https://doi.org/10.3916/c31-2008-03-079

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Mystery subject matter, mystery journalism, disclosure programmes, audiovisual, media education

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In the audiovisual field, mystery journalism has historically been considered as a smaller and disdained gender, reduced to a ridiculous situation by the lack of absolute credibility. Nevertheless, there have been exceptions: in recent years, a group of professionals have approached this kind of journalism with seriousness and passion. The present work analyzes how some of these programs have broken their historic record of audience. It gives, at the same time, the guidelines to teach the audience to distinguish between the disclosure of a junk TV, which should reject, and a rigorous informative material specific of professionals of the information.

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