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Vol. 29 No. 2 (2016)
Published:
2016-06-01
Articles
How to apply the multi-strand narrative of American TV shows in a British series: the Downton Abbey’s case
Paolo Braga
1-16
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215)
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The location of Robert Capa’s Falling Soldier
José Manuel Susperregui
17-44
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259)
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121)
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Fashion films as a new communication format to build fashion brands
Paloma Díaz Soloaga, Leticia García Guerrero
45-61
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1817)
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Reference press metamorphosis in the digital context: clickbait and tabloid strategies in Elpais.com
Dolors Palau-Sampio
63-79
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507)
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375)
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Advertising from the perspective of festivals: the present and future of commercial communication in the categories of awards (2013-2014)
María Galmés, Inmaculada Berlanga, Juan S. Victoria
81-100
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297)
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Filming the face of death: representations of the perpetrators in S-21, la machine de mort Khmère rouge and The Act of Killing
Jordi Revert Gomis
101-113
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128)
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67)
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From the couch to the desk: study of gender interactions around Spanish TV series on YouTube
Cande Sánchez-Olmos, Tatiana Hidalgo-Marí
117-132
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286)
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114)
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Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility: re-assessment of classical theories about fit between CSR actions and corporate activities
Nuria Villagra, Miguel A. M. Cárdaba, José A. Ruiz San Román
133-146
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313)
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140)
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Quantitative approaches for evaluating the influence of films using the IMDb database
Fernando Canet, Miguel Ángel Valero, Lluís Codina
151-172
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440)
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An image is worth a thousand policies: the discursive strategy of electoral campaigns of winning candidates in Latin America
Natalia Aruguete, Mario Riorda
173-191
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219)
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159)
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