Ciencias de la comunicación

Explorando la confluencia neurocomunicativa: análisis de la interdependencia entre rasgos de personalidad y patrones de consumo informativo en la detección de noticias falsas. Un estudio con estudiantes universitarios de periodismo y comunicación a través

Introducción:El fenómeno de la desinformación ha generado un creciente interés en diversos ámbitos, incluyendo la sociedad, los medios de comunicación y las acciones regulatorias de entidades como la Unión Europea. Las noticias falsas, también conocidas como fake news, están transformando el panorama mediático, generando desconfianza en los principales actores de la comunicación. Este estudio se […]

Explorando la confluencia neurocomunicativa: análisis de la interdependencia entre rasgos de personalidad y patrones de consumo informativo en la detección de noticias falsas. Un estudio con estudiantes universitarios de periodismo y comunicación a través Read More »

Una aproximación al mapa sobre la investigación en inteligencia artificial aplicada al periodismo en Europa (2013-2023)

Introducción: Los proyectos competitivos de investigación emprendidos desde la academia sobre el impacto, las posibilidades y los desafíos que la inteligencia artificial introduce en el ámbito periodístico es un objeto de estudio aún no proyectado sobre una cartografía europea que integre en espacio y tiempo proyectos financiados, centros de estudio, presupuesto y líneas temáticas de

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Emociones políticas y narrativas prototípicas: TikTok en las campañas políticas, estudio de caso

Introducción: las elecciones presidenciales en Colombia estuvieron marcadas por la utilización de TikTok como estrategia de campaña electoral. El objetivo del artículo es analizar el uso de esta red social en las candidaturas de Gustavo Petro y Rodolfo Hernández. Metodología: se utiliza un enfoque cualitativo que toma como corpus de trabajo doscientos contenidos realizados en

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Working as a Sensitivity Reader: Just Another Step on the Way to Publication

Abstract The use of sensitivity readers has become increasingly prevalent in the publishing industry over the past decade (Brouillette 2023; Jilani 2023; Kingsbury 2024; Sharma 2023; Thomalla 2023; West-Knights 2023). To some, sensitivity readers are controversial figures who seek to censor writers’ voices, while for others they are much-needed defences against the perpetuation of discrimination

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Choice of Open Access in Elsevier Hybrid Journals

Abstract Open access articles in hybrid journals have recently increased despite high article processing charges. This study investigated the impacts of grants and transformative agreements on authors’ choice of open and non-open access articles by comparing two article types. The samples were hybrid journals launched independently by Elsevier. The results revealed that the authors who

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Detecting the Impact of Academics Self-Citations: Fi-Score

Abstract The academic landscape has witnessed significant transformations in recent years, primarily attributed to advancements in IT tools, which have advantages and drawbacks in the world of publications. The transition from traditional university library searches to the digital era, with access to various information sources such as Pubmed, Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar,

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Use of the Internet Archive to Preserve the Constituency of Journal Editorial Boards

Abstract Knowledge pertaining to scholarly publishing is not limited to information held within academic papers, and within a complex publishing environment that is in constant flux due to challenges and threats, there is interest in knowing how journals are adjusting to these parameters. The Internet Archive is a free and easy way to archive information

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Publishing Trends in Political Science: How Publishing Houses, Geographical Positions, and International Collaboration Shapes Academic Knowledge Production

Abstract Even though political science is one of the most extensive research fields within the social sciences, there is little scholarly knowledge about its publishing trends and the internationalization of the discipline. This paper analyzes international publishing by taking a close look at publishers, Scopus-indexed journals, articles, and author collaboration networks. The results show that

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Talking About Audio: Analysing Book Industry Trade Talk on Audiobooks and Streaming in Sweden and Norway

Abstract Streaming services are creating significant shifts in Scandinavia, with audiobooks distributed through subscription-based services accounting for about a quarter of sales in the Swedish and Norwegian book markets. In this study we ask: What are the common and diverging themes of trade talk on audiobooks and streaming services in Sweden and Norway? Our findings

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The Future of the Monograph in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: Publisher Perspectives on a Transitioning Format

Abstract A web-based survey of academic publishers was undertaken in 2021 by a team at Oxford International Centre for Publishing into the state of monograph publication in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. 25 publishing organisations responded, including many of the larger presses, representing approximately 75% of monograph output. Responses to the survey showed that

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