Comunicación y sociedad = Communication & Society (Universidad de Navarra)
Articles
Digital resources in the current journalistic narrative: Uses and limitations of hypertext, multimedia and interactivity
págs. 1-16
The spatial-temporal fragmentation of live television video clips: analysis of the television production of the Eurovision Song Contest
págs. 17-31
Banal nationalism and everyday nationalism in experiential advertising: A sample of advertisements broadcast on the Catalan public television (2009-2017)
págs. 33-48
Mapping the factors that determine engagement in podcasting: design from the users and podcasters’experience
págs. 49-63
A Genealogy for Post-Truth Democracies: Philosophy, Affects, Technology
págs. 65-78
Dietary supplements’ endorsements. A content analysis of claims and appeals on Spanish radio
Clara Muela Molina, Salvador Perelló Oliver, Alfonso de la Quintana García-Pérez
págs. 79-90
Repression in the Conservative Málaga Press at the Beginning of the Civil War: The Decline of "La Unión Mercantil"
págs. 91-104
Trust and fake news: Exploratory analysis of the impact of news literacy on the relationship with news content in Portugal
págs. 105-117
págs. 119-135
Non-daily current affairs information in prime time: formats and programming strategies in Spanish generalist television (1990-2016)
págs. 137-153
Election campaign audiences and urban security: Citizens and elections promises during a mediatized political campaign (Argentina 2015)
págs. 155-169
Special Issue: Political Communication in Uncertain Times. Digital Technologies, Citizen Participation and Open Governance
págs. 171-173
Trend towards extreme right-wing populism on Twitter: An analysis of the influence on leaders, media and users
págs. 175-192
The Inclusionary Populist Communication Style on Facebook: The Case of Ada Colau in Barcelona
págs. 193-208
Politicians or influencers?: Twitter profiles of Pablo Iglesias and Albert Rivera in the Spanish general elections of 20-D and 26-J
Guillem Suau Gomila, Carles Pont i Sorribes, Rafael Pedraza Jiménez
págs. 209-225
The far-right’s influence on Twitter during the 2018 Andalusian elections: an approach through political leaders
Rubén Rivas-de-Roca, Mar García Gordillo, Ofa Bezunartea Valencia
págs. 227-242
Brexit and female leadership in Spanish digital media from a linguistic perspective: The case of Theresa May’s decline
págs. 243-257
The communications strategy via Twitter of Nayib Bukele: the millennial president of El Salvador
págs. 259-275
Extending influence on social media: The behaviour of political talk-show opinion leaders on Twitter
págs. 277-293
Analyzing the communicative strategies of Egyptian political influencers: content and discourse analyses of Twitter accounts
págs. 295-311
The social media presence of Ibex 35 top executives and their role as influencers
María José Pérez Serrano, José Vicente García Santamaría, Miriam Rodríguez Pallares
págs. 313-328
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