The investigation seeks to develop or rescue the memory of Tocantins telejournalism to give
voice to the communicators who participate in the construction of the television news program
Bom Dia Tocantins during its implementation in 1992 and in 2009 and 2019. Almost 30 years
have passed, or morning, man part of the fixed schedule of the TV program Anhanguera,
affiliated with TV Globo in Tocantins, having maintained itself, since then, as a longer-lasting
local newspaper. Based on the methodology of oral history, as proposed by Meihy (2005),
interviews with journalists and members of the technical team are produced in such a way that
they are traced to a narrative of the historical path of the news and identified as changes or races
in terms of technique and language, within a decade. For the analysis of the TV news mirrors,
we used the content analysis of Bardin (2011). The research also includes a review of the
bibliography on television, music, history and telejournalism epistemology. It was found that
the arrival of the TV news was a response to the community's demand for more space in the
media and exclusively local issues. In addition, the study confirmed that technological advances
and the change in language made it possible to get closer to the public.
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