Midiatização de eventos globais: Análise de conteúdo da cobertura na Coroação do Rei Charles III e o conflito de Israel-Palestina no Instagram da GloboNews

Abstract

This research aimed to analyze the mediatization of two globally significant events: the coronation of King Charles III and the Israel-Palestine conflict. The study focuses on examining content related to these events, specifically through the coverage of reports on the social network Instagram. The relevance of this work lies in the technological transformations and new communication dynamics that influence both the adaptation of monarchical traditions to the digital environment and the representation of geopolitical conflicts on a global scale. The research draws on Martino's Media Theory (2015), which explores languages and networks in the media environment, as well as contributions from Proulx (2016) and Ottoni (2022) to analyze the mediatization of the monarchy, and authors like Hallin (1994), who discuss forms of media discourse, particularly in conflict contexts. The analysis seeks to deepen the understanding of how the media developed narratives for distinct global events, shaping public perception during times of crisis and sociopolitical transformations.