Vol. 11 No. 2 (2020): Monograph Radio and catastrophes

• Radio reassumes protagonism in extreme situations

  Debora Cristina Lopez, Marcelo Kischinhevsky, Lena Benzecry

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Monograph “Radio and catastrophes”

• Responsibility and denialism: notes on Brazilian radio in Covid-19 times

  Luiz Artur Ferraretto

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• The role of Rio Grande do Sul community radio in the new coronavirus pandemic: symptoms of sickening in popular speech

  Vanessa Costa de Oliveira, Patrícia Regina Schuster

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• Challenges to radio communication in times of pandemic and social isolation – Participation as an alternative to build a radio with/for everyone

  Maile Hernandez, María Teresa Caballero Rivacoba

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• Broadcasting the COVID-19 Pandemic in Central Africa A Content Analysis of a United Nations Peacekeeping Radio

  Fabíola Ortiz dos Santos, Antonio Brasil

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• Echoes of an announced tragedy local radio news coverage of extreme events

  Rafael Ferreira Medeiros, Graziela Mello Vianna

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• Topics of coverage of the beginning of the pandemic in interviews and in the participation of listeners in a radio station in the interior: study of a journalistic program by Rádio Cultura de Timbó (SC)

  Arnaldo Zimmermann, Eduardo Meditsch, Valci Zuculoto

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• Radio stations and service provision in Agreste de Pernambuco in times of pandemic

  Giovana Borges Mesquita, Sheila Borges de Oliveira

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• Quando o silêncio afeta os ouvidos As notas da censura durante a ditadura e suas consequências no cotidiano

  João Batista de Abreu

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• Márcia Franz Amaral: “A disaster never starts when it hatches”

  Mirian Redin de Quadros

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Book review

• As disputas pela constituição do campo e da identidade profissional do radialista

  Rodrigo Martins Aragão

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