Published: 2025-06-16

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Internal Communication in Pharmaceutical Companies: A Case Study of Portuguese Companies during the Pandemic of COVID-19

Andreia Garcia

1-17

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Looking good and feeling better. Healthism in weight loss apps

Lara Martin-Vicario

18-32

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«Hijabis» in Spain: their construction as microcelebrities through their YouTube channels

Daniel-David Muñoz-Morcillo, Alejandra Walzer-Moskovic

33-46

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Beyond detection and correction: Fake news’ «news-ness» and «shareworthiness» as alternative ways to tackle disinformation

Raúl Rodríguez-Ferrándiz

47-62

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Insights on film and TV series analysis in sociology in times of digital media spread

Túlio Rossi

63-75

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Journalism’s ethical mission in a crisis of cultural ethos. Proposing a 10-paradigm shift in the pre-political foundations of journalism practice

Mónica Codina

76-93

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Presence and representation of mental health in fiction TV series: King George in «Queen Charlotte» (Netflix, 2023)

María-José Higueras-Ruiz, José-Patricio Pérez-Rufí

94-109

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Is It Real Enough? A Mixed-Methods Study of Realism, Engagement and Counterargument in Transmedia Edutainment for Sustainable Behaviors

Aya Shata, Michelle Seelig

110-127

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Citation patterns, the Matilda effect and gender bias in communication & media Studies scientific output in Ibero-America (1980-2022)

Susana Torrado-Morales, Rocío Zamora-Medina, Maribel Olmos, Filipa Subtil

128-145

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The impact of self-centered factors on skepticism towards CSR claims during large-scale external crises

Sara Vinyals-Mirabent, Emma Rodero, Isabel Rodríguez-de-Dios, Lluís Mas-Manchón

146-162

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What is the nature of the racist and xenophobic hate speech disseminated on social media in Southern Europe? Topic modelling of anti-immigration messages posted on X and YouTube in Spain, Italy and Greece

Javier-J. Amores, Carlos Arcila-Calderón

163-180

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When digital audiences disregard the journalistic agenda: conceptualization and evolution of the news gap

Alba Diez-Gracia, Pilar Sánchez-García

181-196

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The Impact of Gender on Political Perception: A Reception Study of the July 2023 Spanish Election Campaign

Cristina Perales-García, Reinald Besalú, Laura Pérez-Altable, Maria Iranzo-Cabrera

197-213

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Ethical guidelines for journalistic use of GenAI. The main trends in the international debate and progress in self-regulation in Spain

Rosana Sanahuja-Sanahuja, Pablo López-Rabadán

214-231

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Analysis of press discourse on tourismphobia in Barcelona: perspectives, trends, and narratives within the communication framework

Anna Soliguer-Guix

232-246

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A fact-checking tool based on Artificial Intelligence to fight disinformation on Telegram

Francisco-Javier Cantón-Correa, Lucia Ballesteros-Aguayo, Andrés Montoro-Montarroso

247-262

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The Power of Data Journalism: The Effects of Data-Driven News Reports in Correcting Climate Change Misinformation

Mahmoud-Mohamed-Abdel Haleem, Hagar Talaat-Alnajjar

263-280

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Mediatization of collective testimonies during the Russian-Ukrainian War 2022-2023

Oksana Hudoshnyk, Oleksandr-P. Krupskyi, Nataliia Styrnik

281-297

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Exploring TV Seriality Through the Lens of Social Media: A Semi-Systematic Literature Review

Greta Iapalucci, Marta Rocchi

298-316

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Megaphone and Signpost: The Role of Netflix in the Internationalization of Korean Film and Television Productions

Yinger Wang, Juan-José Prieto-Gutiérrez

317-333

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Local leadership «beyond city hall»: Analysis of the public communication of Ahmed Aboutaleb, mayor of Rotterdam

Warda Belabas, Jurian Edelenbos

334-350

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Usage of short video applications (SVAs): Exploring Italian users’ social representations of short video creators and trust in informational and educational SVA content providers

Willow-G. Curry, Elisa Colì

351-368

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Television Sitcoms through the Decades: Transmedia Intertextuality in Marvel’s WandaVision

Isadora García-Avis, Tomás Atarama-Rojas

369-386

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Sustainability and Fashion Brand Communication on Instagram: An analysis beyond engagement

Álvaro Luna-García, Miguel-Ángel Martín-Cárdaba, Rafael Carrasco-Polaino, Ernesto Villar-Cirujano

387-404

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Experimental comparative study between storytelling and storydoing in Facebook advertising

Antonio Rodríguez-Ríos, Patrícia Lázaro-Pernias

405-417

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Bibliography. Book reviews

Theo Araujo and Peter Neijens (Eds.). Communication Research into the Digital Society. Fundamental Insights from the Amsterdam School of Communication Research. Published by Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam, 2024, 272 pp. ISBN: 978-90-4856-060-8

David Blanco-Herrero

418-419

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María Teresa Mercado and Gemma Teso (Coords.). Ética de la comunicación ambiental y del cambio climático. Published by Tecnos, Madrid, 2024, 437 pp. ISBN: 978-84-309-9006-1

Bienvenido León

420-421

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Emily Thorson. The invented state. Policy misperceptions in the American public. Published by Oxford University Press, New York, 2024, 185 pp. ISBN: 979-88-7476-143-1

M.-Zaenul Muttaqin

422-423

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Santiago Fernández-Gubieda. Sembrando la reputación. Conferencias de la International Reputation Week. Published by EUNSA, Pamplona, 2024, 190 pp. ISBN: 978-84-3134-416-0

Francisco-J. Pérez-Latre

424-425

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Special Issue: Resilient media companies: the role of media ownership in the industry of digital contents

Introduction. Resilient media companies: the role of media ownership in the industry of digital contents

Mercedes Medina, Tales Tomaz

426-430

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Bricks and Mortar Assets: Implications for Media Firm Resiliency and Sustainability

Robert-G. Picard

431-444

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Philanthropy, big donors, and communication in Europe: Mapping the cases of Germany and Italy

Aurora Labio-Bernal, Lorena-Rosalía Romero-Domínguez, Alessandro D'Arma

445-463

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Change and resilience in Swiss newspapers and broadcasting, 2002 and 2022: Towards a critique of media concentration indices

Riccardo Ferrigato, Petra Mazzoni, Benedetta Prario, Gabriele Balbi

464-481

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Media Ownership and Transparency in Spain: An Analysis of Ownership Patterns and Regulatory Challenges

Ricard Parrilla-Guix, Laura Pérez-Altable, Ruth Rodríguez-Martínez, Marcel Mauri-Ríos

464-484

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Strategic branding models in Arab media: Exploring the impact of digital transformation

Ilhem Allagui, Mohammed Ibahrine

485-505

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Industry or relevant market? EMFA and two different perspectives on newspaper concentration

Heikki Hellman, Mikko Grönlund, Katja Lehtisaari, Tuomas Ranti

506-524

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Media ownership and institutional trust in media: conceptual clarification and a model of relationship

Mariia Aleksevych

525-541

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Struggling with the Business Models: Content Monetisation Strategies of News Startups in India

Sagar-Sadanand Gokhale

542-556

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Transparency of new business models with the State: Portuguese media companies and the boundaries of journalism

Elsa Costa-e-Silva, Alexandra Figueira

557-574

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Corporate ownership in the TV production sector and cultural diversity: Analysis of consolidated companies and indies’ access to TV drama financing

Ivana Kostovska

574-589

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