ScholarWorks@중앙대학교

초록

This study analyzed the contents of the award-winning works in the field of regional coverage, which can be said to be awards for special reports by local broadcasters, among the winning works of the 'Broadcast Journalist of the Month'. As a result of the analysis, KBS regional bureaus and MBC regional affiliates received relatively more awards. This is analyzed to be because these broadcasting companies are building a coverage system centered on local access points. The scoop topics appeared in the order of “politics/administration,” “medical/culture/environment,” and “society in general.” Among the types of scoops, there are more 'discovery scoops' than 'time scoops', and the importance of time scoops, which are reported before other media outlets, was also maintained. In the reporting technique, the traditional technique that emphasized on-the-spot reporting prevailed, and the utilization of the computer-based reporting method was not so great. As a result of examining the characteristics of the scoop, reports dealing with local and national issues accounted for a large portion of the publicity of the topic, and reports that dealt with the resolution of the suspicion of the issue were often awarded for the intensity of the disclosure. In the analysis of coverage originality, it was found that while there are many award-winning works that start with press releases or reports, the number of news coverage and reporting by reporters with their own ideas is also increasing. In the in-depth interview conducted along with the content analysis, local journalists' awareness of the scoop was confirmed. Journalists saw that the concept of a scoop centered on speed was changing, and recognized that a scoop that provided readers with an interpretation of an issue and various perspectives was more meaningful than reporting faster than others. Based on these results, this study discussed the meaning and implications of the special reporter image in the field of journalism.

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