Twitter as a space for interaction in political journalism. Dynamics, consequences and proposal of interactivity scale for social media

1-18

Twitter, partisan use and institutional use: Comparative analysis between the profiles of Moncloa, Madrid City Council and their ruling parties

19-37

The use of blogs as social media tools of political communication: citizen journalism and public opinion 2.0.

39-55

Political influencers. A study of Donald Trump’s personal brand on Twitter and its impact on the media and users

57-75

Disability in the Spanish press: from the paradigm of rehabilitation to the paradigm of personal autonomy

77-90

Diegetic and non-diegetic surprises, and their effect on liking, long-term recall and comprehension in narrative television commercials

91-106

Language in social networks as a communication strategy: public administration, political parties and civil society

107-125

Fact-checking platforms in Spanish. Features, organisation and method

127-142

“They don’t trust us; they don’t care if we’re attacked”: trust and risk perception in Mexican journalism

147-160

The communicative management of large companies in Spain: structure, resources and main challenges of their managers

161-177

Conspiracy theories, credibility and trust in information

179-194

Mobile phone use by university students in Madrid: a management-based typology during times of learning

199-211

The Spontaneous Video and its Impact on the Digital Press

213-234

Towards a film literacy canon: identification and multicultural analysis of the contents used in film education with pre-university students in Spain

235-249

Suárez and Calvo-Sotelo on the small screen: a compared study of the television leadership during the democratic Transition in Spain (1976-1982)

251-265

A review of scene and sequence concepts

267-277

Noticiari de Barcelona (1977-1980): The Institutionalisation of Protest in the Cinema of Spain’s Transition to Democracy

279-292

Re-building the Idea of Being a Woman. The Audiovisual Legacy of Lila Crane

293-311

Audiovisual content with advertising intention in children’s videos on YouTube: the case of the Soy Luna series

313-331

Does Basque Have a Future? Implications of Hegemonic Languages for Audiovisual Consumption by Adolescents

333-349

The use of hypertextuality, multimedia, interactivity and updating on the websites of Spanish political parties

351-367

Bienvenido LEÓN y Michael BOURK (Eds.) Communicating science and technology through online video: researching a new media phenomenon. Published by Routledge, New York (2018), 140 pp.