Media literacy and Intervalo
an analysis of the readers' letters about the 1967' MPB Festival
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1983-5930.2020v13n2.53403Keywords:
Media Literacy, Intervalo Magazine, 1967 MPB Festival, JournalismAbstract
The Intervalo magazine (1963-1972) by Abril publisher is considered one of the most important printed media specialized in TV in Brazil in the 1960s, for having innovated the way of talking about television. This article aims to analyze the dimensions of media competence that are at work in the readers' letter section called Intervalo para Conversa, made by the magazine Intervalo, during the III Festival de Música Popular Brasileira in 1967. Based on the methodological proposal presented by Ferrés and Piscitelli (2015). It is concluded that the section of the letter of readers contributed to the strengthening of the relationship between the magazine and its reading public, which in turn, was able to use the space to produce its own content, based on its consumption of information, through informal texts, understandable and that generated an approximation with the other readers.
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