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J SanMiguel, P; Perez-Bou, S; Sadaba, T; Mir-Bernal, P
SanMiguel, Patricia; Perez-Bou, Silvia; Sadaba, Teresa; Mir-Bernal, Pedro
How to Communicate Sustainability: From the Corporate Web to E-
Commerce. The Case of the Fashion Industry SUSTAINABILITY
English Article communication of
sustainability; sustainability; marketing management; corporate website; e-
commerce; fashion; fast fashion; luxury fashion SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY; LUXURY; CSR;
PERCEPTIONS; CONSUMPTION; ONLINE Sustainability strategy at companies has become
a key business and management aspect for the development and success of an
enterprise. The communication of strategies and actions relating to sustainability
has become increasingly important for both companies and brands. This research
studies the communication process that forms part of the sustainable strategy of
fashion companies, ranging from the corporate website to e-commerce, and it
proposes improvements for sustainability communication. Two new models are
presented: the Operational Model for Evaluating Fashion Corporate Websites (OMEFCW)
and the Operational Model for Evaluating Fashion E-Commerce (OMEFeC), based on the
core dimensions of online sustainability communication (orientation, structure,
ergonomics and content-OSEC), as established by Siano. In order to obtain an
optimal view of the fashion industry, four corporate groups-two luxury fashion
groups (Kering Group and Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH)) and two fast fashion
groups (H&M Group and Intidex)-are compared. In addition, all of the e-commerce
operations of the groups' fashion brands are analyzed, a total of 32 brands. The
results show that it is necessary to continue improving in terms of the
communication of sustainability within the fashion industry, whilst demonstrating
the great deficiency that exists regarding the communication of sustainability in
the case of the brands' e-commerce operations, which are precisely the web pages
most visited by consumers. [SanMiguel, Patricia; Sadaba, Teresa; Mir-Bernal,
Pedro] Univ Navarra, ISEM Fash Business Sch, Dept Mkt, Madrid 28027, Spain; [Perez-
Bou, Silvia] Univ Navarra, Sch Architecture, Dept Theory Projects & Urbanism,
Pamplona 31009, Spain SanMiguel, P (corresponding author), Univ Navarra,
ISEM Fash Business Sch, Dept Mkt, Madrid 28027, Spain.
patricia.sanmiguel@isem.es; sperezb@unav.es; teresa.sadaba@isem.es;
pmir@unav.es Bou, Silvia Pérez/K-1762-2017 Bou, Silvia Pérez/0000-0002-4845-
6942; SanMiguel, Patricia/0000-0002-0438-2830; Sadaba, Teresa/0000-0002-2441-5724
92 0 0 25 27 MDPI BASEL ST ALBAN-ANLAGE
66, CH-4052 BASEL, SWITZERLAND 2071-1050 SUSTAINABILITY-BASEL
Sustainability OCT 2021 13 20
11363 10.3390/su132011363 http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/su132011363
27 Green & Sustainable Science & Technology; Environmental Sciences;
Environmental Studies Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social
Science Citation Index (SSCI) Science & Technology - Other Topics; Environmental
Sciences & Ecology WU2BL Green Published 2022-06-16
WOS:000716355600001
J Paredes, LVP; Vasquez, MAL Paladines Paredes, Lenin
Vladimir; Luzuriaga Vasquez, Maria Alejandra Study on information
consumption of the millennial generation in universities of Loja, Ecuador OBRA
DIGITAL-REVISTA DE COMUNICACION English Article
Information; Consumption; News; Millennials; Loja; Digital
culture Information consumption habits of university millennials in Loja,
Ecuador, were analyzed. It is based on previous studies on media consumption,
population characteristics and media competencies. It was carried out through
discussion groups with students from the Social Communication and Business
Administration careers of the Universidad Nacional de Loja and the Universidad
Tecnica Particular de Loja. The study establishes how the millennials of the sample
prefer the use of digital tools such as social networks and web pages to consume
information of interest, in comparison to the use and access to traditional media
due to its immediacy, accessibility and comfort. [Paladines Paredes, Lenin
Vladimir] Tech Univ Loja, Social Commun Spanish Language & Literature, Loja,
Ecuador; [Luzuriaga Vasquez, Maria Alejandra] Tech Univ Loja, Loja, Ecuador
Paredes, LVP (corresponding author), Tech Univ Loja, Social Commun Spanish
Language & Literature, Loja, Ecuador. lenin.v.paladines@unl.edu.ec;
alejandraluzuriagav@gmail.com 25 0 0
1 2 UNIV VIC VIC SAGRADA FAMILIA 7, VIC, 08500, SPAIN 2014-
5039 OBRA DIGIT-REV COMUN Obra Digit.-Rev. Comun. SEP-JAN 2019
17 93 108 10.25029/od.2019.233.17
http://dx.doi.org/10.25029/od.2019.233.17 16 Communication
Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) Communication KG7VE gold
2022-06-16 WOS:000510155800008
J Markina, IC; Pastor, JM; Urrutia, S Markina, Idoia Camacho;
Pastor, Jose Mari; Urrutia, Santi The role of the media with regard
to news aggregators. Their presence on Meneame COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY-SPAIN
English Article Meneame; news; media;
online communication; social networks; consumption PRESS The development of web
2.0 has brought with it new communication platforms based on the active role of
users and their mutual collaboration. In this new media ecosystem, news aggregators
have come into being and these have led to a new way of distributing journalistic
content over the social web. This article analyzes the origin of contents promoted
to the front page of Meneame, the most successful Spanish-language news aggregator.
The main objective is to discover which media outlets the news published during its
first ten years of existence (2006-2015) comes from, in order to identify the most
linked media and find out about their development during that period. [Markina,
Idoia Camacho; Pastor, Jose Mari; Urrutia, Santi] Univ Basque Country, Euskal
Herriko Unibertsitatea, Bilbao, Spain Markina, IC (corresponding author),
Univ Basque Country, Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Bilbao, Spain.
idoia.camacho@ehu.eus; josemari.pastor@ehu.eus; santi.urrutia@ehu.eus
Camacho Markina, Idoia/L-4814-2014 Camacho Markina, Idoia/0000-0003-2296-
9472 Ministerio de Industria, Economia y Competitividad of the Spanish Government
[CSO2014-59077-R] Ministerio de Industria, Economia y Competitividad of the Spanish
Government This work is a part of the project Reactions from Citizen's Ethics on
the Meneame Social Network, supported by the Ministerio de Industria, Economia y
Competitividad of the Spanish Government (grant number CSO2014-59077-R).
30 2 2 0 2 UNIV NAVARRA, SERV PUBLICACIONES PAMPLONA
CAMPUS UNIV, PAMPLONA, 31009, SPAIN 2386-7876 COMMUN SOC-SPAIN
Commun. Soc.-Spain 2019 32 4 SI 17
28 10.15581/003.32.4.17-28 http://dx.doi.org/10.15581/003.32.4.17-28
12 Communication Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
Communication JI4NK gold, Green Published 2022-06-16
WOS:000493444000002
J Chavez, HAR Ramos Chavez, Hector Alejandro
Information in digital spaces for the construction of citizenship
INVESTIGACION BIBLIOTECOLOGICA Spanish Article
Information; Internet; Digital Citizenship; Digital Social
Networks; Public Opinion; Civic Participation SOCIAL NETWORKS; PARTICIPATION;
INTERNET Within the scope of information for social participation in political
and democratic processes, this article addresses the study of one specific type of
citizenship; one that not only obtains and consults information, but also generates
and enriches it. This type of information shapes public opinion as well as certain
types of political participation and connection between society and government. The
article conducts a critical literary review on the subject matter and provides an
approximation of the concept of digital citizenship. The article attempts to
provide a referential framework on the current status of internet usage-and
particularly digital social networks-as a means of consulting political information
and forming public opinion. The article concludes by cautioning that, while
information and communication technologies offer interesting mechanisms for
consulting and creating information to build digital citizenship, there are issues
that should considered relating to the quality and veracity of the information that
the digital citizenry is using to be involved in the development of public issues.
[Ramos Chavez, Hector Alejandro] Univ Nacl Autonoma Mexico, Inst Invest
Bibliotecol & Informac, Mexico City, DF, Mexico Chavez, HAR (corresponding
author), Univ Nacl Autonoma Mexico, Inst Invest Bibliotecol & Informac, Mexico
City, DF, Mexico. aramos@iibi.unam.mx 70
0 0 1 6 UNIV NACIONAL AUTONOMA MEXICO MEXICO CITY CIUDAD UNIV,
CENTRO UNIV BIBLIOTECOLOGICAS, TORRE II HUMANIDADES, PISO 11, 12 & 13, MEXICO CITY,
CP 04510, MEXICO 0187-358X INVESTIG BIBLIOTECOL Investig.
Bibliotecol. JAN-MAR 2019 33 78 143 163
10.22201/iibi.24488321xe.2019.78.58045
http://dx.doi.org/10.22201/iibi.24488321xe.2019.78.58045 21
Information Science & Library Science Social Science Citation Index
(SSCI) Information Science & Library Science HQ3IP gold
2022-06-16 WOS:000462304900008
J Vernier, M; Carcamo, L; Scheihing, E Vernier, Matthieu;
Carcamo, Luis; Scheihing, Eliana Critical thinking of young citizens
towards news headlines in Chile COMUNICAR Spanish Article
Critical citizenship; critical thinking; media
education; social mobilization; educational software; technology innovation;
collective intelligence; textual analysis MEDIA; EDUCATION Strengthening critical
thinking abilities of citizens in the face of news published on the web represents
a key challenge for education. Young citizens appear to be vulnerable in the face
of poor quality news or those containing non-explicit ideologies. In the field of
data science, computational and statistical techniques have been developed to
automatically collect and characterize online news media in real time.
Nevertheless, there is still not a lot of interdisciplinary research on how to
design data exploration platforms supporting an educational process of critical
citizenship. This article explores this opportunity through a case study analyzing
critical thinking ability of students when facing news dealing with the social
mobilization "No+APF". From data collected through 4 online exercises conducted by
75 secondary school students. 55 university students and 25 communication
specialists, we investigate to what extent young citizens are able to classify news
headiness and ideological orientation of news media outlets. We also question the
influence of the media's brand name and the subjectivity of each participant in
regards to the social mobilization "No+APF". The results underline the importance
of group work, the influence of the brand name and the correlation between
critical-thinking abilities and having a defined opinion. [Vernier, Matthieu;
Scheihing, Eliana] Univ Austral Chile Valdivia, Inst Informat, Valdivia, Chile;
[Carcamo, Luis] Univ Chile Valdivia, Inst Comunicac Social, Valdivia, Chile
Vernier, M (corresponding author), Univ Austral Chile Valdivia, Inst
Informat, Valdivia, Chile. mvernier@inf.uach.cl; lcarcamo@uach.cl;
escheihi@inf.uach.cl Ulloa, Luis/AAE-8751-2019; Cárcamo-Ulloa, Luis/ABF-6797-
2020; Vernier, Matthieu/AHB-7038-2022; Vernier, Matthieu/W-9620-2019; Carcamo-
Ulloa, Luis/L-5545-2019 Ulloa, Luis/0000-0002-7702-7549; Cárcamo-Ulloa, Luis/0000-
0003-0633-9606; Vernier, Matthieu/0000-0002-3265-4709; Scheihing, Eliana/0000-0003-
1801-9167 35 8 9 2 25 GRUPO COMUNICAR
HUELVA APDO CORREOS 527, HUELVA, 21080, SPAIN 1134-3478 1988-3293
COMUNICAR Comunicar JAN 1 2018 26 54 101
110 10.3916/C54-2018-10 http://dx.doi.org/10.3916/C54-2018-10
10 Communication; Education & Educational Research Social Science
Citation Index (SSCI) Communication; Education & Educational Research FS2GD
Green Published, gold, Green Accepted, Green Submitted 2022-
06-16 WOS:000419595900005
J Mendez, ENC Castro Mendez, Evelyn Norma
Analysis of Visual Discourse in Facebook. A Process of Social Empowerment and
Desacralization of the Power of Hosni Mubarak ESTUDIOS DE ASIA Y AFRICA
Spanish Article Egypt; Arab Spring;
Facebook; Hosni Mubarak; Khaled Said This paper summarizes the results
of an analysis of the visual discourse of an English version of Facebook web page
"We are all Khaled Said". The original Arabic web page played an important role in
bringing together much of the Egyptian dissent during the revolution of 2010-2011.
The study aims to identify the actors, themes and dominant spoken vocabulary, as
well as examining two visual narratives, in order to understand how this socio-
digital network contributed to the movement that led to the deposition of President
Hosni Mubarak. [Castro Mendez, Evelyn Norma] Univ Nacl Autonoma Mexico, Mexico
City, DF, Mexico Mendez, ENC (corresponding author), Univ Nacl Autonoma
Mexico, Mexico City, DF, Mexico. evelyn1309@yahoo.com.mx
45 0 0 0 4 COLEGIO DE MEXICO CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS
HISTORICOS MEXICO CITY REDACTOR LUIS MURO CAMINO AL AJUSCO 20, MEXICO CITY 10740,
MEXICO 0185-0164 2448-654X ESTUD ASIA AFR Estud. Asia Afr. JAN-
APR 2017 52 1 61 96
36 History Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) History FV7GA
2022-06-16 WOS:000424750300003
C Campos-Freire, F; Vigo, LS; Direito-Rebollal, S Rocha, A; Correia, AM;
Adeli, H; Reis, LP; Teixeira, MM Campos-Freire, Francisco; Seijo Vigo,
Laura; Direito-Rebollal, Sabela Data, native advertising and ad
blockers revolutionize the media business models NEW ADVANCES IN INFORMATION
SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES, VOL 2 Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing
English Proceedings Paper World Conference on Information Systems and
Technologies (WorldCIST) MAR 22-24, 2016 Recife, BRAZIL
innovation; business models; Big Data; native and programmatic advertising;
ad blockers; pay television Through the last hundred years, the innovation
of media relied on the technologies of distribution and dissemination of contents,
that innovation has now moved to business models. Radio and TV borrow the funding
model of advertising, initiated by the press, which then pierce the web. Digital
technologies impact not only the forms of distribution of content but also its
marketing models, monetization and financing as well as strategies and alliances
that media organizations must adapt to new competitive scenarios. This article
examines the changes brought about by innovation in business models for marketing
advertising and in the product or service information both in the press and on
traditional television. [Campos-Freire, Francisco; Seijo Vigo, Laura; Direito-
Rebollal, Sabela] Univ Santiago de Compostela, Fac Sci Commun, Castelaos Ave,North
Campus, Santiago De Compostela 15782, Spain Campos-Freire, F
(corresponding author), Univ Santiago de Compostela, Fac Sci Commun, Castelaos
Ave,North Campus, Santiago De Compostela 15782, Spain.
francisco.campos.freire@gmail.com; laura.seijo.vigo94@gmail.com;
sabeladireito@hotmail.com Direito-Rebollal, Sabela/I-1415-2015 Direito-
Rebollal, Sabela/0000-0002-0189-4451 Conselleria de Cultura, Educacion y
Ordenacion Universitaria de la Xunta de Galicia (Spain) [R2014/026 XESCOM];
Prometeo project SENESCYT of Ecuador, in universities Technological University of
Loja (UTPL); Pontificia Catolica de Ibarra (PUCESI) Conselleria de Cultura,
Educacion y Ordenacion Universitaria de la Xunta de Galicia (Spain); Prometeo
project SENESCYT of Ecuador, in universities Technological University of Loja
(UTPL); Pontificia Catolica de Ibarra (PUCESI) This article is part of the
research conducted at the Faculty of Communication Sciences of the University of
Santiago de Compostela (USC) by members of the International Research Network
Communication Management (R2014/026 XESCOM) supported on a competitive basis by the
Conselleria de Cultura, Educacion y Ordenacion Universitaria de la Xunta de Galicia
(Spain) and the Prometeo project SENESCYT of Ecuador, in universities Technological
University of Loja (UTPL) and Pontificia Catolica de Ibarra (PUCESI). 26
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