Analysis of the Mode and Discourses of News Programs in Japan

我们想通过提出主要问题来结束这次调查。分析的对象是晚间新闻节目和商业广播中的晚间新闻节目的语言文本和视听文本。我们采用批评性语篇分析和多模式分析的方法来分析文本。1很大一部分电视新闻节目显然是娱乐和信息的混合体。因此，这里所涉及的可以被认为是电视内部结构的转变，放松了电视中公共事务和娱乐之间的界限。这种转变可以被更广泛地视为“电视市场化”的一部分。2我们强调日本信息节目或新闻节目的对话化。媒介生产的公共性与媒介消费的私人性之间的矛盾，是媒介传播的特殊结构性所决定的。我们强调的有关紧张局势和趋势的两个相关问题与社会体系内的权力关系有关。在会话化的情况下，存在一种矛盾心理。它不能简单地被视为意识形态，但它确实代表了某种程度的文化民主化。

We want to conclude this survey by drawing the main issues. The objects of analysis are linguistic and audio-visual texts of evening news programs and night news programs in commercial broadcasting. To approach to the texts we adopt critical discourse analysis and multi-mode analysis.1 A large part of television news programs is clearly designed as mixture of entertainment and information. So what is involved here can be thought of as a shift in the internal structure of the television, relaxation of the boundary between public affairs and entertainment in television. This shift can be seen in more general terms as part of an intensified "marketization of the television".2 We emphasize Conversationalization in information programs or news show in Japan. It is indeed a hallmark in contemporary social life and the particular structural properties of mass-media communication involved the contradiction between the public nature of media production and the private nature of media consumption. Two connected questions about the tensions and tendencies we have highlighted are related to power relations within the social system. There is an ambivalence in the case of Conversationalization. It cannot be simply dismissed as ideological, indded ofen is, but it does nevertheless represent some degree of cultural democratization.