Lidia Valera-Ordaz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4254005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lidia Valera-Ordaz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lidia |
| FAMILY NAME | Valera-Ordaz |
| SIGNATURE | VALERA-ORDAZ L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de València |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1085-980X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Between cultural promotion and nation building
Public broadcasting systems are tasked with providing citizens with high-quality information and exposing them to diversity, based on professional autonomy and political independence. In polarised pluralist systems like that of Spain, public broadcasters often face politicisation, and political attitudes are strong predictors of media exposure. In Spain – alongside the national public broadcasting service (RTVE) – several regional broadcasting sy…
Capítulo 9. Ideología y exposición selectiva
En este capítulo, a partir de un estudio postelectoral del Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, sus autoras observan si hay concomitancias entre la ideología de los ciudadanos y su selección de determinadas opciones mediáticas, como cabría esperar que sucediera en un sistema de pluralismo polarizado como el español, y se preguntan si la exposición selectiva llega hasta el punto de establecer medios de comunicación preferidos por los votantes d…
Capítulo 10. Intensivos vs. ocasionales
La ampliación del ecosistema informativo y de acción política a la red ha creado nuevos espacios que a su vez definen otros modos de actuar en política. Las lealtades, repertorios y lenguajes se amplían y complementan en diferentes capas expresivas y de acción política. También los modos y las posibilidades de organizar la dieta mediática y de compartirla con otros usuarios. Las visiones más optimistas en torno a la relación entre tecnologías dig…
La esfera pública postmediática
La esfera pública es un concepto que ha experimentado cambios significativos en las últimas décadas. En su acepción tradicional, esta era entendida como el intercambio y la interacción comunicativa entre los actores sociales que daba lugar a la opinión pública. Pero el desarrollo de las sociedades mediáticas dio lugar a una esfera pública colonizada por los medios de comunicación de masas, que eran tanto intermediarios que canalizaban los mensaje…
Medios, identidad nacional y exposición selectiva predictores de preferencias mediáticas de los catalanes
Según la hipótesis de la exposición selectiva, los individuos se exponen a los medios en función de sus orientaciones ideológicas, buscando mensajes que concuerden con sus convicciones. Este artículo propone expandir el estudio de la exposición selectiva más allá del cleavage izquierda-derecha explorando la importancia de las posiciones en el eje centro-periferia como predictores de preferencias mediáticas mediante una regresión logística aplicad…
Research on selective media exposure in Spain
This paper is the first review of selective exposure studies in Spain, offering comprehensive insights into the diverse findings and analytical strategies employed over almost three decades by studies that explore the politically oriented media consumption of Spanish audiences. The article divides the evolution of this research line in Spain into two main phases –an initial phase (1995-2016) and a consolidation phase (2017-present)– according to …
Partisanship, Ideology, and Selective Exposure
The literature on selective exposure has shown that ideology and voting govern media consumption decisions, but longitudinal studies are still scarce. To fill this gap, this work analyzes: (a) whether selective exposure guided by ideology and partisanship to three media types (television, radio, and newspapers) is a stable phenomenon in Spain (2008–2019) as expected from a polarized pluralistic media system; and (b) which variable has the stronge…
Fact-checking in Spain
The purpose of this article is to analyse the perceptions, social discourses and practices regarding the verification processes of the information consumed in the context of the information disorder that societies are experiencing. To do this, we created seven discussion groups structured around the variables age, position in the social structure and political ideology. We found that (1) there is a shared perception about how disinformation compr…
Political Identity and News Media Choice
Political communication scholars have explored selective exposure by focusing on the left-right cleavage, overlooking how other sources of political identity might guide news consumption, partly because of the U.S. dominance of the discipline. We address this gap by exploring how political attitudes on the national divide influence news choices for three news media types (television, radio, and newspapers) in Catalonia over a seven-year period (2…
Unraveling disinformation
Disinformation has become a core concept in communications research, related to media, technological and political phenomena that complexify its definition and diagnosis. Although its approach has been mainly quantitative, focus groups have also been used to understand the perception of the audience of this particular issue. This research is part of this second group of studies, and attempts to investigate the notions and discourses on disinforma…
La esfera pública en la encrucijada
En la esfera pública contemporánea la verdad es impugnada no solo desde las nuevas plataformas de comunicación digitales, sino también desde instituciones como la política o el periodismo convencional. La adquisición de conocimiento para la toma de decisiones ciudadanas se ve cuestionada por la creciente polarización política, la fragmentación mediática, el absolutismo moral y las dudas suscitadas por la verificación de datos que ejercen nuevos a…
Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting
This paper examines the compliance of Spanish crime reporting with the principles of the 2016 EU Directive on presumption of innocence, which aims at preventing the publication of information that might bias the public and the jurors against the suspect. A content analysis applied to a sample of 200 crime news stories published by eleven of the most popular print and online news platforms in 2018 reveals that the Spanish press coverage of crime i…
Martínez Pastor, Juan Ignacio (2019). Los datos sin tapujos
Reseña del libro de Martínez Pastor, Juan Ignacio (2019), Los datos sin tapujos: cómo interpretar y difundir las estadísticas sociales. Madrid: Los libros de la Catarata, 157 páginas
Perfil sociodemográfico y actitudes políticas de los grupos a favor y en contra de limitar la libre circulación de información durante la pandemia
The Covid-19 pandemic has produced not only a terrible sanitary crisis but also several problems related to the circulation of disinformation in the context of hybrid and increasingly fragmented media systems. In this work, we analyze a polemical question included in the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) survey conducted in April about the appropriateness of limiting free circulation of information to avoid diffusion of fake news and disinfo…
El pluralismo polarizado ante la nueva política y el columnismo digital
El modelo de pluralismo polarizado del sistema mediático español se caracteriza por un periodismo ideológicamente alineado con los principales partidos políticos. Ello se ha traducido en que, en los géneros de opinión, la interpretación sosegada haya sido sacrificada en favor de un discurso dirigido a enjuiciar la realidad y movilizar ideológicamente a las audiencias. Este trabajo aborda las posibles transformaciones en el sistema mediático españ…
Introduction. Activism, communication and social change in the digital age
The concept of "activism" has always had a markedly polysemic character, as it can be applied to a huge variety of movements and situations.However, in recent times we have witnessed the proliferation of new forms and repertoires of collective action that can be included, or that require to be integrated, within the denomination of activism.The development of digital communication has allowed activists to spread and disseminate their messages mor…
Introduction. Activism, communication and social change in the digital age
The public sphere has recently undergone a deep transformation due to the consolidation of the so called "hybrid media systems" (Chadwick, 2013), where old and new media logics coexist in shaping social actors' and audiences' communication practices. In this sense, digital platforms have opened up a new arena and provided activists with a wide repertoire of tools to self-organize and reach their preferred targets, especially through social media …
Towards a European public sphere? A comparative study of the Facebook activities of Danish and Spanish members of the European Parliament
This comparative study examines the everyday Facebook activities of all Danish and Spanish members of the European Parliament (MEPs), and the extent to which there is a real political conversation between citizens and European representatives. Through content analysis, it analyzes the Facebook practices of a significantly under-studied population (MEPs) during a non-campaign period (January 15 to February 15, 2017) while most of recent research h…
Mediatización y encuadres de campaña. Análisis comparado de la información de partidos y medios en las elecciones generales de 2015
This study compares the frames presented by four printed and online newspapers (El país, El mundo, Elconfidencial.com, and Eldiario.es) in their headlines with those adopted by the four largest political parties (PP, PSOE, Podemos and Ciudadanos) in the news releases published on their websites during the 2015 Spanish electoral campaign. Findings show that strategy and game frames clearly dominated not only news media discourse, but also the piec…
Comparación del valor democrático de las discusiones de Facebook entre perfiles de candidatos políticos españoles a las elecciones generales de 2011
El artículo examina el valor democrático de los comentarios ciudadanos en los perfiles de Facebook de tres candidatos políticos españoles durante la campaña de las Elecciones Generales 2011 a través de una operacionalización de la democracia deliberativa. Los resultados reflejan que las conversaciones no cumplen los criterios deliberativos, pero que aun así revisten beneficios democráticos, como la autoexpresión ciudadana, la socialización democr…
Frame building and frame sponsorship in the 2011 Spanish election
This study assesses if the well-established polarised pluralism of the Spanish news media system translated into frame sponsorship during the 2011 Spanish General Election. After reviewing the historical and cultural influences that shaped the 2011 Spanish electoral campaign, I conduct a qualitative discourse analysis of 96 news releases issued by the 2 main Spanish political parties, the Socialist Party and the People’s Party, to identify their …
La influencia de los partidos políticos españoles en las agendas de medios y blogs durante la campaña electoral de 2011
This article aims to analyse the composition of partisan agendas during the Spanish General Election campaign 2011 and their sponsorship by different media actors (both traditional and digital), through a methodological approach that consists of content analysis applied to a corpus of 168 news pieces. Our goal is to empirically assess if the polarized pluralism of the Spanish media system leads traditional media outlets to adopt and disseminate t…
Building the news media agenda
This article aims to analyse the composition of partisan agendas during the Spanish General Election campaign 2011 and their sponsorship by different media actors (both traditional and digital), through a methodological approach that consists of content analysis applied to a corpus of 168 news pieces. Our goal is to empirically assess if the polarized pluralism of the Spanish media system leads traditional media outlets to adopt and disseminate t…
Emisores políticos, mediáticos y ciudadanos en internet
La campaña electoral en España está regulada por la ley orgánica de régimen electoral general 5/1985, que no contempla ninguna medida específica para la cibercampaña. Este vacío legal motiva a los emisores a realizar una interpretación de la norma cuando se comunican en internet durante este periodo. Con el fin de explorar si el nuevo tempo y forma de comunicación en internet se corresponde con un nuevo espacio comunicativo, este estudio analiza …
La influencia de los partidos políticos españoles en las agendas de medios y blogs durante la campaña electoral de 2011
Este artículo analiza la composición de las agendas partidistas durante la campaña de las Elecciones Generales de 2011, y su asimilación en el espacio público por parte de diversos actores mediáticos (tradicionales y digitales). A través de un análisis de contenido aplicado a un corpus de 168 unidades, esta investigación de agenda de primer nivel somete a contrastación empírica la hipótesis de que el pluralismo polarizado del sistema mediático es…
Medios, identidad nacional y exposición selectiva predictores de preferencias mediáticas de los catalanes
Según la hipótesis de la exposición selectiva, los individuos se exponen a los medios en función de sus orientaciones ideológicas, buscando mensajes que concuerden con sus convicciones. Este artículo propone expandir el estudio de la exposición selectiva más allá del cleavage izquierda-derecha explorando la importancia de las posiciones en el eje centro-periferia como predictores de preferencias mediáticas mediante una regresión logística aplicad…
Unraveling disinformation
Disinformation has become a core concept in communications research, related to media, technological and political phenomena that complexify its definition and diagnosis. Although its approach has been mainly quantitative, focus groups have also been used to understand the perception of the audience of this particular issue. This research is part of this second group of studies, and attempts to investigate the notions and discourses on disinforma…
Frame building and frame sponsorship in the 2011 Spanish election
This study assesses if the well-established polarised pluralism of the Spanish news media system translated into frame sponsorship during the 2011 Spanish General Election. After reviewing the historical and cultural influences that shaped the 2011 Spanish electoral campaign, I conduct a qualitative discourse analysis of 96 news releases issued by the 2 main Spanish political parties, the Socialist Party and the People’s Party, to identify their …
Comparación del valor democrático de las discusiones de Facebook entre perfiles de candidatos políticos españoles a las elecciones generales de 2011
El artículo examina el valor democrático de los comentarios ciudadanos en los perfiles de Facebook de tres candidatos políticos españoles durante la campaña de las Elecciones Generales 2011 a través de una operacionalización de la democracia deliberativa. Los resultados reflejan que las conversaciones no cumplen los criterios deliberativos, pero que aun así revisten beneficios democráticos, como la autoexpresión ciudadana, la socialización democr…
Towards a European public sphere? A comparative study of the Facebook activities of Danish and Spanish members of the European Parliament
This comparative study examines the everyday Facebook activities of all Danish and Spanish members of the European Parliament (MEPs), and the extent to which there is a real political conversation between citizens and European representatives. Through content analysis, it analyzes the Facebook practices of a significantly under-studied population (MEPs) during a non-campaign period (January 15 to February 15, 2017) while most of recent research h…
Political Identity and News Media Choice
Political communication scholars have explored selective exposure by focusing on the left-right cleavage, overlooking how other sources of political identity might guide news consumption, partly because of the U.S. dominance of the discipline. We address this gap by exploring how political attitudes on the national divide influence news choices for three news media types (television, radio, and newspapers) in Catalonia over a seven-year period (2…
El pluralismo polarizado ante la nueva política y el columnismo digital
El modelo de pluralismo polarizado del sistema mediático español se caracteriza por un periodismo ideológicamente alineado con los principales partidos políticos. Ello se ha traducido en que, en los géneros de opinión, la interpretación sosegada haya sido sacrificada en favor de un discurso dirigido a enjuiciar la realidad y movilizar ideológicamente a las audiencias. Este trabajo aborda las posibles transformaciones en el sistema mediático españ…
Fact-checking in Spain
The purpose of this article is to analyse the perceptions, social discourses and practices regarding the verification processes of the information consumed in the context of the information disorder that societies are experiencing. To do this, we created seven discussion groups structured around the variables age, position in the social structure and political ideology. We found that (1) there is a shared perception about how disinformation compr…
La esfera pública en la encrucijada
En la esfera pública contemporánea la verdad es impugnada no solo desde las nuevas plataformas de comunicación digitales, sino también desde instituciones como la política o el periodismo convencional. La adquisición de conocimiento para la toma de decisiones ciudadanas se ve cuestionada por la creciente polarización política, la fragmentación mediática, el absolutismo moral y las dudas suscitadas por la verificación de datos que ejercen nuevos a…
Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting
This paper examines the compliance of Spanish crime reporting with the principles of the 2016 EU Directive on presumption of innocence, which aims at preventing the publication of information that might bias the public and the jurors against the suspect. A content analysis applied to a sample of 200 crime news stories published by eleven of the most popular print and online news platforms in 2018 reveals that the Spanish press coverage of crime i…
Perfil sociodemográfico y actitudes políticas de los grupos a favor y en contra de limitar la libre circulación de información durante la pandemia
The Covid-19 pandemic has produced not only a terrible sanitary crisis but also several problems related to the circulation of disinformation in the context of hybrid and increasingly fragmented media systems. In this work, we analyze a polemical question included in the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) survey conducted in April about the appropriateness of limiting free circulation of information to avoid diffusion of fake news and disinfo…
Introduction. Activism, communication and social change in the digital age
The concept of "activism" has always had a markedly polysemic character, as it can be applied to a huge variety of movements and situations.However, in recent times we have witnessed the proliferation of new forms and repertoires of collective action that can be included, or that require to be integrated, within the denomination of activism.The development of digital communication has allowed activists to spread and disseminate their messages mor…
Building the news media agenda
This article aims to analyse the composition of partisan agendas during the Spanish General Election campaign 2011 and their sponsorship by different media actors (both traditional and digital), through a methodological approach that consists of content analysis applied to a corpus of 168 news pieces. Our goal is to empirically assess if the polarized pluralism of the Spanish media system leads traditional media outlets to adopt and disseminate t…
La influencia de los partidos políticos españoles en las agendas de medios y blogs durante la campaña electoral de 2011
Este artículo analiza la composición de las agendas partidistas durante la campaña de las Elecciones Generales de 2011, y su asimilación en el espacio público por parte de diversos actores mediáticos (tradicionales y digitales). A través de un análisis de contenido aplicado a un corpus de 168 unidades, esta investigación de agenda de primer nivel somete a contrastación empírica la hipótesis de que el pluralismo polarizado del sistema mediático es…
La influencia de los partidos políticos españoles en las agendas de medios y blogs durante la campaña electoral de 2011
This article aims to analyse the composition of partisan agendas during the Spanish General Election campaign 2011 and their sponsorship by different media actors (both traditional and digital), through a methodological approach that consists of content analysis applied to a corpus of 168 news pieces. Our goal is to empirically assess if the polarized pluralism of the Spanish media system leads traditional media outlets to adopt and disseminate t…
Building the news media agenda
This article aims to analyse the composition of partisan agendas during the Spanish General Election campaign 2011 and their sponsorship by different media actors (both traditional and digital), through a methodological approach that consists of content analysis applied to a corpus of 168 news pieces. Our goal is to empirically assess if the polarized pluralism of the Spanish media system leads traditional media outlets to adopt and disseminate t…
Emisores políticos, mediáticos y ciudadanos en internet
La campaña electoral en España está regulada por la ley orgánica de régimen electoral general 5/1985, que no contempla ninguna medida específica para la cibercampaña. Este vacío legal motiva a los emisores a realizar una interpretación de la norma cuando se comunican en internet durante este periodo. Con el fin de explorar si el nuevo tempo y forma de comunicación en internet se corresponde con un nuevo espacio comunicativo, este estudio analiza …
Mediatización y encuadres de campaña. Análisis comparado de la información de partidos y medios en las elecciones generales de 2015
This study compares the frames presented by four printed and online newspapers (El país, El mundo, Elconfidencial.com, and Eldiario.es) in their headlines with those adopted by the four largest political parties (PP, PSOE, Podemos and Ciudadanos) in the news releases published on their websites during the 2015 Spanish electoral campaign. Findings show that strategy and game frames clearly dominated not only news media discourse, but also the piec…
Comparación del valor democrático de las discusiones de Facebook entre perfiles de candidatos políticos españoles a las elecciones generales de 2011
El artículo examina el valor democrático de los comentarios ciudadanos en los perfiles de Facebook de tres candidatos políticos españoles durante la campaña de las Elecciones Generales 2011 a través de una operacionalización de la democracia deliberativa. Los resultados reflejan que las conversaciones no cumplen los criterios deliberativos, pero que aun así revisten beneficios democráticos, como la autoexpresión ciudadana, la socialización democr…
Frame building and frame sponsorship in the 2011 Spanish election
This study assesses if the well-established polarised pluralism of the Spanish news media system translated into frame sponsorship during the 2011 Spanish General Election. After reviewing the historical and cultural influences that shaped the 2011 Spanish electoral campaign, I conduct a qualitative discourse analysis of 96 news releases issued by the 2 main Spanish political parties, the Socialist Party and the People’s Party, to identify their …
Introduction. Activism, communication and social change in the digital age
The concept of "activism" has always had a markedly polysemic character, as it can be applied to a huge variety of movements and situations.However, in recent times we have witnessed the proliferation of new forms and repertoires of collective action that can be included, or that require to be integrated, within the denomination of activism.The development of digital communication has allowed activists to spread and disseminate their messages mor…
Introduction. Activism, communication and social change in the digital age
The public sphere has recently undergone a deep transformation due to the consolidation of the so called "hybrid media systems" (Chadwick, 2013), where old and new media logics coexist in shaping social actors' and audiences' communication practices. In this sense, digital platforms have opened up a new arena and provided activists with a wide repertoire of tools to self-organize and reach their preferred targets, especially through social media …
Towards a European public sphere? A comparative study of the Facebook activities of Danish and Spanish members of the European Parliament
This comparative study examines the everyday Facebook activities of all Danish and Spanish members of the European Parliament (MEPs), and the extent to which there is a real political conversation between citizens and European representatives. Through content analysis, it analyzes the Facebook practices of a significantly under-studied population (MEPs) during a non-campaign period (January 15 to February 15, 2017) while most of recent research h…
Martínez Pastor, Juan Ignacio (2019). Los datos sin tapujos
Reseña del libro de Martínez Pastor, Juan Ignacio (2019), Los datos sin tapujos: cómo interpretar y difundir las estadísticas sociales. Madrid: Los libros de la Catarata, 157 páginas
Perfil sociodemográfico y actitudes políticas de los grupos a favor y en contra de limitar la libre circulación de información durante la pandemia
The Covid-19 pandemic has produced not only a terrible sanitary crisis but also several problems related to the circulation of disinformation in the context of hybrid and increasingly fragmented media systems. In this work, we analyze a polemical question included in the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) survey conducted in April about the appropriateness of limiting free circulation of information to avoid diffusion of fake news and disinfo…
El pluralismo polarizado ante la nueva política y el columnismo digital
El modelo de pluralismo polarizado del sistema mediático español se caracteriza por un periodismo ideológicamente alineado con los principales partidos políticos. Ello se ha traducido en que, en los géneros de opinión, la interpretación sosegada haya sido sacrificada en favor de un discurso dirigido a enjuiciar la realidad y movilizar ideológicamente a las audiencias. Este trabajo aborda las posibles transformaciones en el sistema mediático españ…
Stolen innocence? Observance of the EU Directive on presumption of innocence by Spanish crime reporting
This paper examines the compliance of Spanish crime reporting with the principles of the 2016 EU Directive on presumption of innocence, which aims at preventing the publication of information that might bias the public and the jurors against the suspect. A content analysis applied to a sample of 200 crime news stories published by eleven of the most popular print and online news platforms in 2018 reveals that the Spanish press coverage of crime i…
Partisanship, Ideology, and Selective Exposure
The literature on selective exposure has shown that ideology and voting govern media consumption decisions, but longitudinal studies are still scarce. To fill this gap, this work analyzes: (a) whether selective exposure guided by ideology and partisanship to three media types (television, radio, and newspapers) is a stable phenomenon in Spain (2008–2019) as expected from a polarized pluralistic media system; and (b) which variable has the stronge…
Fact-checking in Spain
The purpose of this article is to analyse the perceptions, social discourses and practices regarding the verification processes of the information consumed in the context of the information disorder that societies are experiencing. To do this, we created seven discussion groups structured around the variables age, position in the social structure and political ideology. We found that (1) there is a shared perception about how disinformation compr…
Political Identity and News Media Choice
Political communication scholars have explored selective exposure by focusing on the left-right cleavage, overlooking how other sources of political identity might guide news consumption, partly because of the U.S. dominance of the discipline. We address this gap by exploring how political attitudes on the national divide influence news choices for three news media types (television, radio, and newspapers) in Catalonia over a seven-year period (2…
Unraveling disinformation
Disinformation has become a core concept in communications research, related to media, technological and political phenomena that complexify its definition and diagnosis. Although its approach has been mainly quantitative, focus groups have also been used to understand the perception of the audience of this particular issue. This research is part of this second group of studies, and attempts to investigate the notions and discourses on disinforma…
La esfera pública en la encrucijada
En la esfera pública contemporánea la verdad es impugnada no solo desde las nuevas plataformas de comunicación digitales, sino también desde instituciones como la política o el periodismo convencional. La adquisición de conocimiento para la toma de decisiones ciudadanas se ve cuestionada por la creciente polarización política, la fragmentación mediática, el absolutismo moral y las dudas suscitadas por la verificación de datos que ejercen nuevos a…
Research on selective media exposure in Spain
This paper is the first review of selective exposure studies in Spain, offering comprehensive insights into the diverse findings and analytical strategies employed over almost three decades by studies that explore the politically oriented media consumption of Spanish audiences. The article divides the evolution of this research line in Spain into two main phases –an initial phase (1995-2016) and a consolidation phase (2017-present)– according to …
Capítulo 9. Ideología y exposición selectiva
En este capítulo, a partir de un estudio postelectoral del Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, sus autoras observan si hay concomitancias entre la ideología de los ciudadanos y su selección de determinadas opciones mediáticas, como cabría esperar que sucediera en un sistema de pluralismo polarizado como el español, y se preguntan si la exposición selectiva llega hasta el punto de establecer medios de comunicación preferidos por los votantes d…
Capítulo 10. Intensivos vs. ocasionales
La ampliación del ecosistema informativo y de acción política a la red ha creado nuevos espacios que a su vez definen otros modos de actuar en política. Las lealtades, repertorios y lenguajes se amplían y complementan en diferentes capas expresivas y de acción política. También los modos y las posibilidades de organizar la dieta mediática y de compartirla con otros usuarios. Las visiones más optimistas en torno a la relación entre tecnologías dig…
La esfera pública postmediática
La esfera pública es un concepto que ha experimentado cambios significativos en las últimas décadas. En su acepción tradicional, esta era entendida como el intercambio y la interacción comunicativa entre los actores sociales que daba lugar a la opinión pública. Pero el desarrollo de las sociedades mediáticas dio lugar a una esfera pública colonizada por los medios de comunicación de masas, que eran tanto intermediarios que canalizaban los mensaje…
Medios, identidad nacional y exposición selectiva predictores de preferencias mediáticas de los catalanes
Según la hipótesis de la exposición selectiva, los individuos se exponen a los medios en función de sus orientaciones ideológicas, buscando mensajes que concuerden con sus convicciones. Este artículo propone expandir el estudio de la exposición selectiva más allá del cleavage izquierda-derecha explorando la importancia de las posiciones en el eje centro-periferia como predictores de preferencias mediáticas mediante una regresión logística aplicad…
Between cultural promotion and nation building
Public broadcasting systems are tasked with providing citizens with high-quality information and exposing them to diversity, based on professional autonomy and political independence. In polarised pluralist systems like that of Spain, public broadcasters often face politicisation, and political attitudes are strong predictors of media exposure. In Spain – alongside the national public broadcasting service (RTVE) – several regional broadcasting sy…
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