Observatorio (OBS*)
págs. 1-23
The battle for the citizens’ opinions, the power of language, the media and climate change: The sources and their strategies in the U.S. and in Sweden
págs. 25-46
Beyond "Distant suffering" and pity-compelled cosmopolitanism: Examining the relation between the consumption of ordinary news, general media consumption and cosmopolitan outlooks in Scandinavia
págs. 47-62
Who Criticizes the Government in the Media?: The Symbolic Power Model
págs. 63-85
Socializing and Self-Representation online: Exploring Facebook
págs. 87-105
Becoming a "Tweep": Networks of affiliation and relational pressures on Twitter
págs. 111-127
External Pluralism Protection in Five EU Countries and the U.S.: The Regulatory Authorities'Views
Núria Almiron Roig, Carles Llorens, Ana Isabel Segovia Alonso, Juan José Bas Portero, Helena P. Grau, Roberto Suárez
págs. 129-157
E. coli: uma doença em notícia em discursos de incerteza e contradição
págs. 159-181
Percepción de la realidad mediática y deontología periodística: hacia un periodismo participativo acorde con una Democracia Deliberativa
págs. 183-209
National Communication Policies: Genesis, reception and evolution of the concept in democratic Catalonia
págs. 211-233
About Pandora and other streaming music services: the new active consumer on radio
págs. 235-257
"Faz o que te digo, mas não olhes para o que eu faço": as Consultoras de Relações Públicas e a Comunicação Digital, em Portugal
Sónia Pedro Sebastião, Cátia Azevedo, David Mendes Dias, Lurdes Santos
págs. 259-280
Pakistani and U.S.: Press Content on Benazir Bhutto’s Assassination Frame Her Dynasty, Destiny, Death and their Secrets
págs. 281-310
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