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J Olivio, A; Lau, J; Diaz, LEH Olivio, Alejandra; Lau,
Jesus; Herrera Diaz, Luz Edith Post-photography and the media and
informational ecosystem of undergraduate students. A study in Mexico and Bolivia
REVISTA ICONO 14-REVISTA CIENTIFICA DE COMUNICACION Y TECNOLOGIAS
Spanish Article Postphotography; media
ecosystem; informational ecosystem; higher education; socialization; social
networks ECOLOGY University students carry out post-photographic practices
on a daily basis, using a range of media that prioritize interaction, which affects
their learning processes. This technological -social phenomenon is the focus of
this article, which explores the relationship with photographic images, their
circulation and the changes that these triggers. Social networks, on the other
hand, have become the communication channels of human activity, configuring their
communication dynamics, where photographic images have a new logic of
representation of reality. The study identified the media and instruments of
communication and information that made up the media and informational ecosystem of
the students surveyed, as well as the characteristics of their post -photographic
activity, based on the application of a survey to 552 students from seven public
and private higher education institutions in Mexico and Bolivia. Through an
empirical study with a quantitative approach, the analysis allowed us to recognize
that social networks have an impact not only on the dynamics of communication and
socialization, but also on common practices for accessing different types of
information, including academic information. Photography is, in turn, one of the
main elements in the decision-making process regarding the consultation or
selection of content, as well as a fundamental part of the socio-communicative
processes. [Olivio, Alejandra] Univ Veracruzana, Fac Artes Plast FAP, Xalapa,
Veracruz, Mexico; [Lau, Jesus] Univ Veracruzana, Fac Pedag, Nucleo Acad Basico
Doctorado Sistemas & Ambientes, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico; [Herrera Diaz, Luz Edith]
Univ Veracruzana, CADI USBI, Nucleo Acad Basico Doctorado Sistemas & Ambientes,
Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico Olivio, A (corresponding author), Univ
Veracruzana, Fac Artes Plast FAP, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico.
35 0 0 0 0 ICONO 14 MADRID C/ SALUD, 15
5OD, MADRID, 28013, SPAIN 1697-8293 REV ICONO 14 Rev. Icono
14 JUL-DEC 2022 20 2 1 22
10.7195/ri14.v20i2.1878 http://dx.doi.org/10.7195/ri14.v20i2.1878
22 Communication Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
Communication 2X2HJ 2022-08-01
WOS:000825030500001
J Scolari, CA Scolari, Carlos A. Evolution of
the media: map of a discipline under construction. A reviewPROFESIONAL DE LA
INFORMACION Spanish Review Media;
Communication; Technology; Evolution; Ecology; Intermediality; Communication
theories; Medium Theory; Media evolution; Media archeology; McLuhan; Review article
COMMUNICATION-THEORY; ECOLOGY; TIME The vertiginous explosion of new forms
and experiences of communication that have emerged in the last 30 years cannot be
compared with other moments in the history of humanity. The rapid transformation of
the media ecosystem and the technological sphere in general is putting old
scientific theories and models to the test. The very idea of "ecosystem" or widely
used concepts such as "emergence" (of new media) or "adaptation" or even
"extinction" (of old media), albeit metaphorically, point in the same direction:
the development of an evolutionary theory of media change. This review article aims
to map the different approaches and contributions that come together in an
evolutionary theory of the media, understood for all purposes as a
transdisciplinary work-in-progress. The article opens with a reflection on the
processes of theoretical construction, continues with a map of Media Ecology -a
"field of inquiry" inspired by the works of Marshall McLuhan and Neil Postman- and
concludes this first approach with the authors who worked on the evolutionary
dimension of media change. It could be said that the evolutionary theory of the
media already exists, but it is scattered in countless texts and investigations
waiting to be articulated. The article concludes with a first identikit of the
Evolution of the Media, understood as a theoretical field under construction but
more than necessary to understand the past and contemporary transformations of the
media ecosystem. [Scolari, Carlos A.] Univ Pompeu Fabra, Dept Comunicacio, Roc
Boronat 13, Barcelona 08018, Spain Scolari, CA (corresponding author), Univ
Pompeu Fabra, Dept Comunicacio, Roc Boronat 13, Barcelona 08018, Spain.
carlosalberto.scolari@upf.edu 150 0
0 7 7 EDICIONES PROFESIONALES INFORMACION SL-EPI BARCELONA
MISTRAL, 36, BARCELONA, ALBOLOTE, SPAIN 1386-6710 1699-2407 PROF
INFORM Prof. Inf. MAR-APR 2022 31 2
e310217 10.3145/epi.2022.mar.17 http://dx.doi.org/10.3145/epi.2022.mar.17
29 Communication; Information Science & Library Science Social
Science Citation Index (SSCI) Communication; Information Science & Library Science
0Y3OI Bronze 2022-08-01 WOS:000790300900002
J Pineiro-Otero, T; Rolan, XM Pineiro-Otero, Teresa;
Martinez Rolan, Xabier UNDERSTANDING DIGITAL POLITICS PRINCIPLES AND
ACTIONS VIVAT ACADEMIA English Article
Political communication; Internet; social networks; political
marketing; cyberpolitics; digital politics; technopolitics SOCIAL MEDIA; TWITTER;
COMMUNICATION; OBAMA; CANDIDATES; PARTIES; INSTAGRAM; COVERAGE; FACEBOOK; STRATEGY
The emergence of the Internet has forced a reformulation of communication in
all areas and at all levels. Politicians and candidates have been forced to adapt
to a constantly changing environment, where the rules of one-way communication are
lost, but the technical possibilities and scope of the messages are multiplied.
This article makes an approach to the tools and practices of technopolitics as well
as the tactical and strategic use of digital tools for organization, communication
and action. To this end, it highlights the main platforms linked to the Internet
such as websites, social networks, instant messaging platforms, and more recently,
smartphone applications for political use alone. It also analyses the current
trends linked to the celebrification of the candidate, the use of memes, hashtags
as a vertebral and transversal element in digital communication, the analysis of
big data as the last frontier and the participation through (semi-)automated users
or bots. From the point of view of communicative noise, two of the main problems of
political communication are addressed, namely astroturfing - in all its variants -
and fake news, linked to the increasing hate speech on digital platforms. Finally,
after the analysis was carried out, the keys to understanding the politics to come,
in the opinion of the authors, are proposed. [Pineiro-Otero, Teresa] Univ A
Coruna, Audiovisual Commun, La Coruna, Spain; [Martinez Rolan, Xabier] Univ Vigo,
Fac Social & Commun Sci, Vigo, Spain Pineiro-Otero, T (corresponding
author), Univ A Coruna, Audiovisual Commun, La Coruna, Spain.
teresa.pineiro@udv.gal; xabier.rolan@uvigo.gal
129 4 4 10 27 UNIV COMPLUTENSE MADRID, SERVICIO PUBLICACIONES
MADRID CIUDAD UNIV, OBISPO TREJO 3, MADRID, 28040, SPAIN 1575-2844
VIVAT ACAD Vivat Acad. SEP-DEC 2020 152
19 47 10.15178/va.2020.152.19-48
http://dx.doi.org/10.15178/va.2020.152.19-48 29
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NL3ZI gold, Green Submitted 2022-08-01
WOS:000567357900002
J Caballero, AJ; Ponce, CO Jauregui Caballero, Ariadna;
Ortega Ponce, Claudia Transmedia storytelling in the social
appropriation of knowledge REVISTA LATINA DE COMUNICACION SOCIAL
English Article digital communication;
transmedia narratives; social appropriation of knowledge; ICTs The
implementation the new Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have
diversified the media, according to the evolution and adaptation of the use of
technological devices in human life. With the hybridization of the media, the media
ecology arises in which new ways of carrying out the communicative act emerge, with
this the media adapts to communicative practices and are condensed in this new ways
of communicating. Studying the scope and significant levels of convergent models in
digital communication processes not only bring us closer to the media landscape,
also glimpse the capabilities of platforms and devices in the social context. In
the following document we will discuss how the implementation of digital tools and
transmedia narratives can generate a significant contribution to the appropriation
of knowledge by users. Recognize the levels of significance of all the actors
involved in the community, allows us to understand how participatory and
collaborative dynamics bring us closer to the democratization of knowledge. To
understand both the process of appropriation of knowledge and the relationship that
exists between society and technology, it is necessary to define the process of
appropriation in a conceptual way, the media ecosystem in which the media
narratives are linked and the relationship that exists between digital technology,
transmedia narratives and the processes of appropriation of knowledge in users.
[Jauregui Caballero, Ariadna] Autonomous Mexico State Univ, Toluca, Mexico;
[Ortega Ponce, Claudia] Autonomous Mexico State Univ, Fac Polit & Social Sci,
Toluca, Mexico Caballero, AJ (corresponding author), Autonomous Mexico
State Univ, Toluca, Mexico. ajaureguic@gmail.com; cop@uaemex.mx
34 4 4 0 5 LABORATORIO TECNOLOGIAS INFORMACION
& NUEVOS ANALISIS COMUNICACION SOCIAL TENERIFE PIRAMIDE CAMPUS GUAJARA, LA
LAGUNA, TENERIFE, 38200, SPAIN 1138-5820 REV LAT COMUN SOC Rev.
Lat. Comun. Soc. 2020 77 357 371
10.4185/RLCS-2020-1462 http://dx.doi.org/10.4185/RLCS-2020-1462
15 Communication Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
Communication OL3TJ Green Submitted, gold 2022-08-01
WOS:000585265600017
J Barrios, GGL Leon Barrios, Gerardo Guillermo
Family and young people in the media ecology. Digital literacy and the
development of ciberculture in Tijuana QUESTION English
Article Media ecology; digital literacy;
cyberculture; children; youth; Tijuana Considering that the new Media
Ecology has reconfigured the sociocultural environment of interactions where
children and young people traditionally developed in their family environments,
these new ecosystems demand an approach and proposals for action from communication
through Digital Literacy for the development of cyberculture in its forms of family
relationship; In this case we present a study carried out in the city of Tijuana,
which has allowed us to see possibilities of this model of intervention in this age
group and its forms of socialization. [Leon Barrios, Gerardo Guillermo] Univ
Autonoma Baja California, Fac Humanidades, Mexicali 21100, Baja California, Mexico
Barrios, GGL (corresponding author), Univ Autonoma Baja California, Fac
Humanidades, Mexicali 21100, Baja California, Mexico. gleon@uabc.edu.mx
31 0 0 1 8 UNIV NACIONAL PLATA, INST
INVESTIGACIONES & COMUNICACION-IICOM BUENOS AIRES FAC PERIODISMO &
COMUNICACION SOCIAL, AVE 44 NO 676, LA PLATA, BUENOS AIRES, 1900, ARGENTINA 1669-
6581 QUESTION Question JAN-MAR 2019 1 61
e134 10.24215/16696581e134
http://dx.doi.org/10.24215/16696581e134 19 Communication
Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) Communication HJ3FA gold,
Green Published 2022-08-01 WOS:000457053800014
J Martinez-Rolan, X; Pineiro-Otero, T Martinez-Rolan, Xabier;
Pineiro-Otero, Teresa Invisible ties of political communication.
Communities of political parties on Twitter in local government elections
PROFESIONAL DE LA INFORMACION Spanish Article
Political communication; Twitter; Social networks; Social media;
Local elections; Political parties; Media; Graph theory; Gephi The strong
penetration of information and communication technologies have redefined the
interaction of human beings. Internet as a medium and social networks as disruptive
elements in communication have forced all subjects and political structures to
adapt to a digital environment with new rules for interaction and collective
participation. This paper analyzes the structure of relationships among political
parties in a local government election. Based on graph theory, relationships
between players in political communication in the twitter sphere are analyzed.
Using the social graph of each political party we found an asymmetric communication
that reveals different ways of persuading the electorate. [Martinez-Rolan, Xabier]
Univ Vigo, Fac Ciencias Sociais & Comunicac, Campus A Xunqueira S-N, Pontevedra
36005, Spain; [Pineiro-Otero, Teresa] Univ A Coruna, Fac Ciencias Comunicac, Campus
Elvina S-N, La Coruna 15071, Spain Martinez-Rolan, X (corresponding author),
Univ Vigo, Fac Ciencias Sociais & Comunicac, Campus A Xunqueira S-N, Pontevedra
36005, Spain. xabier.rolan@uvigo.es; teresa.pineiro@udc.es Martínez-Rolán,
Xabier/AAA-3879-2019; Pineiro-Otero, Teresa/B-9576-2015 Martínez-Rolán,
Xabier/0000-0002-7631-2292; Pineiro-Otero, Teresa/0000-0001-6414-2700
26 6 6 5 26 EDICIONES PROFESIONALES INFORMACION SL-
EPI BARCELONA MISTRAL, 36, BARCELONA, ALBOLOTE, SPAIN 1386-6710
PROF INFORM Prof. Inf. SEP-OCT 2017 26 5
859 870 10.3145/epi.2017.sep.08
http://dx.doi.org/10.3145/epi.2017.sep.08 12 Communication;
Information Science & Library Science Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)
Communication; Information Science & Library Science FI4LK Bronze
2022-08-01 WOS:000411942500008
J Atarama-Rojas, T; Castaneda-Purizaga, L; Frias-Oliva, L
Atarama-Rojas, Tomas; Castaneda-Purizaga, Lucia; Frias-Oliva, Luis
Analysis of the narrative ecosystem of the advertising campaign Leyes de la
Amistad of Pilsen Callao ADCOMUNICA-REVISTA CIENTIFICA DE ESTRATEGIAS
TENDENCIAS E INNOVACION EN COMMUNICACION Spanish Article
Transmedia marketing; media convergence; transmedia
storytelling; narrative ecosystem; brand engagement; advertising strategy MEDIA
ECOLOGY Nowadays, thanks to the media convergence, advertising can use in their
campaigns strategies that combine mass media and digital media, incorporate
different platforms and involve the consumers' participation, strengthening thus
the engagement with the brand. Consumers need more than traditional advertisements
that only describe the product and its benefits, the brands need to tell them
stories that are unforgettable, transmit emotions, generate empathy, and can be
relatable. This article presents a content analysis of the narrative ecosystem of
the campaign Leyes de la Amistad of the Peruvian brewery brand Pilsen Callao.
Through the study of the various pieces that were part of this campaign, both in
digital and traditional media, and the contribution of its elements to the
structure and promotion of interaction with their target audience, it was
determined that the campaign is transmedia and managed to overcome its objectives
successfully, since after its launch, the brand increased by 27% its sales volume.
[Atarama-Rojas, Tomas; Castaneda-Purizaga, Lucia; Frias-Oliva, Luis] Univ
Piura, Fac Comunicac, Piura, Peru; [Frias-Oliva, Luis] Univ Piura, Comunicac Corp
Empresa Novus Comunicac & Innovac, Piura, Peru Atarama-Rojas, T
(corresponding author), Univ Piura, Fac Comunicac, Piura, Peru.
tomas.atarama@udep.pe; claudia.lucia.castaneda@gmail.com;
lfrasoliva@gmail.com 35 0 0 7
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RECTORADO CAMPUS RIU SEC, CASTELLON, 12006, SPAIN 2174-0992 2254-2728
ADCOMUNICA AdComunica JUL 2017 14 75
96 10.6035/2174-0992.2017.14.5 http://dx.doi.org/10.6035/2174-
0992.2017.14.5 22 Communication Emerging Sources Citation
Index (ESCI) Communication FH0BS hybrid, Green Published
2022-08-01 WOS:000410804800005