Immersive Journalism: A Systematic Review of the Literature in Scopus over the Last Five Years

The present research gathers information about immersive journalism, which was classified into three categories: immersive 360° video reporting, viewer experience and the importance of binaural audio. The study answers the question: What is known about immersive journalism in the Scopus database during the last five years? For the development of the manuscript, information was collected from the SCOPUS database and the PRISMA method was used. The inclusion and exclusion criteria were part of the strategic design for finding papers. As a result, 12 articles were examined. The analysis and systematization carried out concluded that it will be necessary to use a series of digital, technical, and physical resources to create a sensation of realism and include the user in the narrative.