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Databases supplied with news produced for the Web represent a repository of information structured with technological potential to be reused in many ways and with other digital platforms connected via networks. However, the recovery dynamics of this material is usually limited to keywords search; moreover, that organization is composed of simple categorizations or just by tags in HTML, not allowing the flexibility of its use in other ways. Based on the observation of vehicles and journalistic products, especially BBC, this paper discusses new tools based on the adoption of controlled vocabularies, formal ontologies and other metadata standards properly structure the recovery of journalistic information inputed into databases. In this way, highlights the importance of journalistic information structured through metadata and extend it aside from its use as a repository, but in achieving “invisible relations” issues and contexts, among other differentiating factors in information quality between media groups.

Jornalismo estruturado: uso de metadados para enriquecimento de bases noticiosas na web