Gazeto de registro
Gazeto de registro aŭ Referenca gazeto (laŭ angle Newspaper of record kaj france Presse de référence) estas grava nacia gazeto kun granda cirkulado, kies redaktaj kaj novaĵkolektaj funkcioj estas konsiderataj aŭtoritataj kaj sendependaj; ili estas do "gazetoj de registro laŭ reputacio" kaj inkluzivas kelkajn el la plej malnovaj kaj plej vaste respektataj gazetoj en la mondo. La nombro kaj tendenco de "gazetoj de registro laŭ reputacio" rilatas al la stato de gazetara libereco kaj politika libereco en lando. [1]
Ĝi ankaŭ povas esti gazeto rajtigita publikigi publikajn aŭ jurajn avizojn, tiel servante kiel gazeto de publika registro. Gazeto, kies redakcian enhavon regas la ŝtato, povas esti nomata oficiala gazeto de registro, sed la manko de redakcia sendependeco signifas, ke ĝi ne estas "gazeto de registro laŭ reputacio". Gazetoj de registro laŭ reputacio, kiuj fokusiĝas pri komerco, ankaŭ povas esti nomataj gazetoj de financa registro.
Gazetoj de publika registro
[redakti | redakti fonton]"Publika gazeto", aŭ registara gazeto, rilatas al publike havebla gazeto rajtigita de registaro publikigi publikajn aŭ jurajn avizojn. [2] Ĝi ofte estas establita per statuto aŭ oficiala akto, kaj la publikigo de avizoj en ĝi, ĉu fare de la registaro aŭ privata partio, estas konsiderata sufiĉa por plenumi la jurajn postulojn por publika avizo. [3] Tiaj gazetoj povas havi minimuman aŭ neniun redakcian enhavon (opinartikoloj), kaj fokusiĝas al publika sciigo pri ŝtataj servoj kaj ŝtataj decidoj; ekzemploj estas la The London Gazette, la Canada Gazette, la The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Gazette kaj la latvia Latvijas Vēstnesis. [4]
En iuj jurisdikcioj, private posedataj gazetoj povas registriĝi ĉe la registaro por publikigi publikajn kaj jurajn avizojn, aŭ alie rajtas publikigi tiajn avizojn (terminoj uzataj povas inkluzivi "gazeto de ĝenerala cirkulado" inter aliaj). [5][6][7] Simile, privata gazeto povas esti nomumita de la tribunaloj por publikigo de juraj avizoj, kiel ekzemple avizoj pri fikciaj komercaj nomoj, se juraj kaj laŭleĝaj normoj estas plenumitaj. [8][9] Ĉi tiuj estas foje nomataj "laŭleĝe adjudikitaj gazetoj". [10]
Registaraj organoj
[redakti | redakti fonton]La termino "publikaj gazetoj" ankaŭ povas indiki tiujn posedatajn kaj funkciigatajn de registaro, kiu direktas ilian tutan redakcian enhavon. Tiaj gazetoj, kvankam pejorative nomataj " ŝtataj porparolantoj ", ankaŭ povas esti nomataj "oficialaj gazetoj", sendepende de ĉu ili publikigas jurajn avizojn - distingante ilin de gazeto, kies ĉefa rolo estas publikigi avizojn, ĉar ilia tuta enhavo reprezentas la oficialan vidpunkton kaj doktrinon de la ŝtato. Ĉi tiu speco de oficiala gazeto estas malsama ol gazetoj laŭ reputacio, kaj emas malsukcesi la reputacian kriterion pro sia registara kontrolo. La vorto "oficiala" povas esti uzata por distingi ilin de "gazetoj laŭ reputacio". Ekzemploj inkluzivas la rusan Rossiyskaya Gazeta, [11] la nordkorean Rodong Sinmun, [12] kaj la ĉinan Renmin Ribao (People’s Daily). [13]
Gazetoj de registro de reputacio
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La dua tipo de "gazeto de registro" (ankaŭ "revuo de registro" aŭ en la franca presse de référence) ne estas difinita de formalaj kriterioj kaj ties karakterizaĵoj varias. La kategorio konsistas gazetojn kiu estas konsiderita renkonti altajn normojn de ĵurnalismo, inkluzivanta redakcian sendependecon (precipe de la registaro kaj de ties posedantoj), respondigeblecaj (eraroj estas agnoskita), atento al detaloj, precizeco, pridiskutada amplekso kaj ekvilibro de priraportado; [14] ili estas rigardita internacie (tiel kiel en ilia propra landa regiono) de gravaj tutmondaj establoj. [15][2]
Malgraŭ ŝanĝoj en la socio, gazetoj registritaj laŭ reputacio historie emis konservi similan tonon, raportadon, stilon kaj tradiciojn; multaj estas pli ol jarcenton malnovaj kaj kelkaj pli ol du jarcentojn malnovaj (ekz., Neue Zürcher Zeitung, The Times, The Guardian, Le Figaro kaj The Sydney Morning Herald). [15] Gazetoj registritaj laŭ reputacio povas esti respektataj pro la precizeco kaj kvalito de sia raportado kaj tamen esti aŭ ideologie konservativaj (ekz., The Wall Street Journal kaj The Telegraph) aŭ ideologie liberalaj (ekz., The Washington Post kaj The Guardian). [16]
Kvankam multaj landoj estas fieraj de iliaj gazetoj de registro de reputacio, en kelkaj landoj ili alfrontas publike malamikan staton aŭ politikan sistemon kiu provas subpremi iliajn gazetarajn liberecojn. Ekzemploj estas Cumhuriyet de Turkio, kie multaj de la personaroj estis malliberigita; [17] La Pernsa de Panamo, kies personaro estis pafita kaj la posedantoj devigitaj en ekzilon; [18] kaj El Nacional de Venezuelo, [19] kiu estis devigita ĉesi presado kiam la ŝtato kaptis ties posedaĵojn (vidu ekzemplojn de ne plu funkciantaj gazetoj de registro).
Etimologio
[redakti | redakti fonton]La termino estas kredita deveni inter bibliotekistoj kiu komencis referenci al The New York Times kiel la "gazeto " de registro" kiam ĝi fariĝis la unua Usona gazeto en 1913 eldoni indekson de la temoj kiujn ĝi kovras. [2] La The New York Times kaj aliaj gazetoj de ĝia tipo serĉis kroniki eventojn, agante kiel registro de la anoncoj de la tago, horaroj, adresaroj, procedaĵoj, transskribaĵoj kaj nomumoj. Ekde 2004, The New York Times ne plu konsideras sin mem gazeto de registro en la originala, laŭvorta senso. [20]
Ekzemploj de ekzistantaj gazetoj
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Ekzemploj de ne plu funkciantaj gazetoj
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Laŭ la paso de la tempo, kelkaj establitaj gazetoj de registro de reputacio perdis ilian statuson pro financa disfalo, akiro aŭ fuzio de alia ento kiu ne havis la samajn normojn aŭ permesis pliigitan registaran kontrolon kaj premado de redakcia sendependeco de la eldonaĵo. La ekzisto de gazetoj de registro de reputacio estas aspekto de la nivelo de gazetara libereco kaj politika libereco en lando, kun gravaj unua-mondaj demokratioj havantaj pluraj tiaj gazetoj (ekz. Usono, Britio, Germanio, Francio, Kanado, Italio kaj Japanio); en kontrasto, landoj kiu vidis malpliiĝon en iliaj gazetoj de registro de reputacio povas reprezenti malpliiĝon en niveloj de persona kaj politika libereco (ekz. Zimbabvo, Venezuelo kaj Kamboĝio). [1]
- The Herald de Zimbabwe, perdis ties statuson kiel establita gazeto de registro kiam ĝi estis transprenita de Zanu-PF partio de Robert Mugabe. [184]
- El Nacional, la gazeto de registro de Venezuelo, estis devigita eleldoniĝi fare de la ŝtato en 2018 kaj ties sidejo estis donita al altranga oficialulon.
- Londono-bazita tutaraba gazeto de registro, Al-Hayat, ĉesis en 2020 pro financaj kaj politikaj premoj. [185][186]
- En Kamboĝio, la Hun Sen administro devigis ambaŭ de la gazetoj de registro de la lando elkomerciĝi uzante arbitraj impostaj monpunoj kiuj finfine rezultis en la fermiĝo de The Cambodia Daily en 2017 kaj la vendo de The Phnom Penh Post al proksima alianculo de la Hun Sen administro en 2018. [187][188]
- latva gazeto Diena vidis ties establita statuson kiel gazeto de registro malgrandiĝas en 2010 post akiro. La la Historia Vortaro de Latvio (2017) enlistigas ĝin kiel "arde tenanta al populara sento de gazeto-de-registro ĉe hejmo kaj eksterlande" pro "demandoj de proprieco kaj se okazis posedanta influo al la gazeta enhavo". [189]
- Népszabadság, la de facto hungara gazeto de registro, ĉesis eldonadon en 2016 pro politika kaj financa premo. [190]
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