Javier Díaz-Noci
Biographic Data
| ID | 6287983 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Javier Díaz-Noci |
| GIVEN NAMES | Javier |
| FAMILY NAME | Díaz-Noci |
| SIGNATURE | DÍAZ-NOCI J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9559-4283 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 70 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Ideology, inequality, and the media . A comparative analysis of the housing crisis in the Irish and Spanish digital media
This comparative research study shows the influence of the ideological alignment of the media of the digital ecosystem concerning economic inequality and, specifically, the housing crisis. It focuses on two countries in the European Union that represent different models: Ireland, where a higher percentage of the population chooses to live in single- family homes, and Spain, whose population, on the other hand, lives more in apartments. They are a…
Exploring News Avoidance in the Spanish Hybrid Media Landscape
This study investigates the phenomenon of news avoidance in the Spanish context, considering factors such as stress, information overload, media scepticism, and political polarisation that contribute to this behaviour. Utilising a focus group methodology, this study explores the complexities of news avoidance in supportive and non-judgmental settings. The study acknowledges the significant decline in news interest in Spain and the nation's socio-…
Without journalists, there is no journalism: The social dimension of generative artificial intelligence in the media
The implementation of artificial intelligence techniques and tools in the media will systematically and continuously alter their work and that of their professionals during the coming decades. To this end, this article carries out a systematic review of the research conducted on the implementation of AI in the media over the last two decades, particularly empirical research, to identify the main social and epistemological challenges posed by its …
Pasado, presente y futuro de la enseñanza universitaria del ciberperiodismo: Métodos y tendencias
Teaching of digital journalism, or cyberjournalism, in Spanish universities is here to stay. Its long development since the first courses in this discipline were added to college curricula in the mid-1990s until the beginning of the 2020s, when the number of such courses exceeds 100, has led to the consolidation of this specialty. Based on a review of the syllabi of all courses related to cyberjournalism (n = 119) published online by Spanish univ…
Methodos Anuario de Métodos de Investigación en Comunicación Social, 1
Propiedad, modelos de negocio y poder en los albores del periodismo: Centro y periferia en la prensa en lengua(s) española(s) del siglo XVII
Este trabajo pretende explicar qué modelos de negocio se perfilaron en los inicios del periodismo europeo y español (siglos XVI-XVII). Recogemos en él los resultados de investigación de nuestros trabajos previos sobre escenarios locales y casos particulares para intentar, a partir de ellos, diseñar un marco común de interpretación sobre la estructura de la propiedad y producción de los medios impresos en la Edad Moderna. El artículo se estructura…
Cómo los medios afrontan la crisis: Retos, fracasos y oportunidades de la fractura digital
In this review and analysis article we try to describe which is the polyhedral scenario the media industry, and most specially the legacy media, are facing to try to solve the crisis provoked by the digital disruption. Media are in a hybrid system where some other actors and platforms are competing to attract users’ attention and to achieve the revenues generated by news reporting activity. Journalism, as we knew it, was the industrial society’s …
Gazeta de Amsterdam: History and content analysis
One of the most interesting Spanish-language newspapers of the second half of the seventeenth century was published by a Jewish printer, David de Castro Tartas, and appeared in Amsterdam at least from 1672 and at least until 1702, allegedly with continuity, under the title Gazeta de Amsterdam. It was partially based in translations of news items from other Dutch-language newspapers of its time, but at the same time it included news items presumed…
SEO and the digital news media: From the workplace to the classroom
The constant struggle to attract new readers has led the digital news media to adopt search engine positioning strategies within their newsrooms. Given that readers are increasingly opting to consume their news via search engines, such as Google or Bing, this study explores perceptions and applications of search engine optimization (SEO) in the online news media and identifies the future training needs of journalists in this sector. To do so, 33 …
Narrative strategies in the origin of journalism: An analysis of the first Spanish-language gazettes
The topic of our study is journalism as a narrative genre. Before becoming periodical, newssheets adopted many forms at the end of the sixteenth and throughout the seventeenth centuries, which we aim to typologize before conducting a corpus-based analysis (Biber, 2009, 2012), in which pre-determined categories will be applied in search of patterns. In order to prove the validity and productivity of this approach in an exploratory manner, we have …
Herramientas e indicadores SEO: Características y aplicación para análisis de cibermedios
Searching is one of the core activities in the digital world and therefore, it is one of the key elements in the analysis of digital media since part of their audiences and revenues comes from the so called search engine result page (SERP). In this paper we present some of the most used analyzing tools in search engine optimization (SEO) in order to consider their application in online media research studies. We apply the nine most important indi…
Codificación y representación cartográfica de noticias. Aplicación de las humanidades digitales al estudio del periodismo de la Edad moderna
Digital humanities offer new possibilities to do historical research on journalism in the Modern age. Based on the so-called digital history techniques and methods, we suggest a need to find new, uniform strategies that use the most commonly used standards and protocols in the international scholarly community, so we can construct digitally tagged corpora for future systematic analysis. We review the traditional criteria used to describe newsshee…
La audiencia como autor: Narrativas transmedia y propiedad intelectual del público. Algunas reflexiones jurídicas
Desde que se configuró en el ordenamiento jurídico a principios del siglo XVIII en Inglaterra, el derecho de autor se enfrenta con cada nueva tecnología a una necesaria adaptación de sus mecanismos de protección a los autores. Las herramientas de edición y difusión de internet han potenciado fenómenos que ya existían, como la participación del público o la extensión narrativa a través de la transformación de obras ya existentes, y han hecho que l…
La audiencia como autor: Narrativas transmedia y propiedad intelectual del público. Algunas reflexiones jurídicas
Since copyright first appeared in the legal system in the 17th century, with every new technology the enforcement of authors’ rights has faced a necessary adaptation of the mechanisms to protect authors. The popularization of the Internet’s publishing and dissemination tools has multiplied phenomena which previously existed, such as reader participation or narrative extension through transformation of preexisting works. In one way or another, thi…
Dissemination of News in the Spanish Baroque
This article analyses the dissemination of news in the Spanish language throughout Europe during the seventeenth century, with attention given to the principal strategies put into effect by printers, publishers, entrepreneurs, and newsmongers for printed newssheets. Concretely, it analyses how the emergence of several weekly newspapers occurred in the Low Countries, both in those areas under the Spanish monarchy (with Brussels as the main focus f…
Public Sphere 2.0? The Democratic Qualities of Citizen Debates in Online Newspapers
Comments in online news could be the contemporary enactment of the eighteenth-century cafés that founded public sphere. This article assesses to what extent do these forms of digital discussion fit in Habermas’ principles for democratic debate, using his discursive ethics as a demanding normative benchmark. The sample of more than 15,000 comments was selected from the online versions of five national newspapers of record from different political …
Medios de comunicación en internet: Algunas tendencias
The latest trends on online journalism are analysed in this text, from several points of view: media convergence –newsrooms, technology, contents and labour conditions–, users’ participation and related myths, sometimes in contradiction with empirical evidence, and finally an analysis of the discussion about the supposed end of print media and the influence of the net in that crisis. We end up with some thoughts about the changing information con…
Investigación internacional sobre ciberperiodismo: Hipertexto, interactividad, multimedia y convergencia
This article aims to offer the state of the art of international research in online journalism. This work focuses its attention on four of the main features of the field. Three of these comprise the characteristics of digital discourse: hypertextuality, interactivity and multimediality; the fourth one is media convergence, one of the most prolific fields in recent years. A review of literature reveals the evolution of approaches and methodologies…
Multimedia and Reading Ways: A State of the Art
Multimedia is one of the less studied characteristics, probably because of the less-developed level of the digital language. Along with hypertext and interactivity, it is one of the characteristics that defines the digital edition. Those characteristics have been always studied from the point of view of production, although not so much from the point of view of reception. How do users read a digital text? The reader’s participation, reading depth…
Diarios en dispositivos móviles? Libro electrónico, tinta electrónica y convergencia de la prensa impresa y digital
The pathway to the complete digitisation and substitution of printed press is now a reality. The imminent commercialisation of new mobile devices using e-ink, licensed by Philips, and especially the new model of Sony’s Portable Reader System in Spain (announced for Spring 2009), a determined commercial strategy, and incipient research by some Spanish newspapers make us wonder whether we are facing the end of the printed press. At the moment, the …
Conversación 2.0. y democracia. Análisis de los comentarios de los lectores en la prensa digital catalana
Las audiencias activas adquieren protagonismo y revitalizan potencialmente la conversación con su participación en los canales de los ciberdiarios. Sin embargo, es necesario conocer cómo es esa participación. Este artículo indaga sobre la Conversación 2.0. a través del mecanismo más popular: los comentarios de los lectores a las noticias. Estudiar su marco ético y jurídico y analizar si asistimos a un diálogo plural y respetuoso que contribuye a …
Evaluación de los ciberdiarios en las comunidades vasca y navarra
El presente texto propone una evaluación de los ciberdiarios de la Comunidad Autónoma Vasca (CAV) y de la Comunidad Foral de Navarra (CFN), empleando metodologías ya establecidas y contrastadas, de manera que se pueda obtener un panorama completo del aprovechamiento real de las posibilidades del lenguaje hipermedia por parte de estas empresas. Se analizan todos los medios diarios de información general que disponen de una edición en Internet: El …
Public Sphere 2.0? The Democratic Qualities of Citizen Debates in Online Newspapers
Comments in online news could be the contemporary enactment of the eighteenth-century cafés that founded public sphere. This article assesses to what extent do these forms of digital discussion fit in Habermas’ principles for democratic debate, using his discursive ethics as a demanding normative benchmark. The sample of more than 15,000 comments was selected from the online versions of five national newspapers of record from different political …
Investigación internacional sobre ciberperiodismo: Hipertexto, interactividad, multimedia y convergencia
This article aims to offer the state of the art of international research in online journalism. This work focuses its attention on four of the main features of the field. Three of these comprise the characteristics of digital discourse: hypertextuality, interactivity and multimediality; the fourth one is media convergence, one of the most prolific fields in recent years. A review of literature reveals the evolution of approaches and methodologies…
Multimedia and Reading Ways: A State of the Art
Multimedia is one of the less studied characteristics, probably because of the less-developed level of the digital language. Along with hypertext and interactivity, it is one of the characteristics that defines the digital edition. Those characteristics have been always studied from the point of view of production, although not so much from the point of view of reception. How do users read a digital text? The reader’s participation, reading depth…
SEO and the digital news media: From the workplace to the classroom
The constant struggle to attract new readers has led the digital news media to adopt search engine positioning strategies within their newsrooms. Given that readers are increasingly opting to consume their news via search engines, such as Google or Bing, this study explores perceptions and applications of search engine optimization (SEO) in the online news media and identifies the future training needs of journalists in this sector. To do so, 33 …
Dissemination of News in the Spanish Baroque
This article analyses the dissemination of news in the Spanish language throughout Europe during the seventeenth century, with attention given to the principal strategies put into effect by printers, publishers, entrepreneurs, and newsmongers for printed newssheets. Concretely, it analyses how the emergence of several weekly newspapers occurred in the Low Countries, both in those areas under the Spanish monarchy (with Brussels as the main focus f…
Without journalists, there is no journalism: The social dimension of generative artificial intelligence in the media
The implementation of artificial intelligence techniques and tools in the media will systematically and continuously alter their work and that of their professionals during the coming decades. To this end, this article carries out a systematic review of the research conducted on the implementation of AI in the media over the last two decades, particularly empirical research, to identify the main social and epistemological challenges posed by its …
Cómo los medios afrontan la crisis: Retos, fracasos y oportunidades de la fractura digital
In this review and analysis article we try to describe which is the polyhedral scenario the media industry, and most specially the legacy media, are facing to try to solve the crisis provoked by the digital disruption. Media are in a hybrid system where some other actors and platforms are competing to attract users’ attention and to achieve the revenues generated by news reporting activity. Journalism, as we knew it, was the industrial society’s …
Medios de comunicación en internet: Algunas tendencias
The latest trends on online journalism are analysed in this text, from several points of view: media convergence –newsrooms, technology, contents and labour conditions–, users’ participation and related myths, sometimes in contradiction with empirical evidence, and finally an analysis of the discussion about the supposed end of print media and the influence of the net in that crisis. We end up with some thoughts about the changing information con…
Herramientas e indicadores SEO: Características y aplicación para análisis de cibermedios
Searching is one of the core activities in the digital world and therefore, it is one of the key elements in the analysis of digital media since part of their audiences and revenues comes from the so called search engine result page (SERP). In this paper we present some of the most used analyzing tools in search engine optimization (SEO) in order to consider their application in online media research studies. We apply the nine most important indi…
Codificación y representación cartográfica de noticias. Aplicación de las humanidades digitales al estudio del periodismo de la Edad moderna
Digital humanities offer new possibilities to do historical research on journalism in the Modern age. Based on the so-called digital history techniques and methods, we suggest a need to find new, uniform strategies that use the most commonly used standards and protocols in the international scholarly community, so we can construct digitally tagged corpora for future systematic analysis. We review the traditional criteria used to describe newsshee…
Conversación 2.0. y democracia. Análisis de los comentarios de los lectores en la prensa digital catalana
Las audiencias activas adquieren protagonismo y revitalizan potencialmente la conversación con su participación en los canales de los ciberdiarios. Sin embargo, es necesario conocer cómo es esa participación. Este artículo indaga sobre la Conversación 2.0. a través del mecanismo más popular: los comentarios de los lectores a las noticias. Estudiar su marco ético y jurídico y analizar si asistimos a un diálogo plural y respetuoso que contribuye a …
Evaluación de los ciberdiarios en las comunidades vasca y navarra
El presente texto propone una evaluación de los ciberdiarios de la Comunidad Autónoma Vasca (CAV) y de la Comunidad Foral de Navarra (CFN), empleando metodologías ya establecidas y contrastadas, de manera que se pueda obtener un panorama completo del aprovechamiento real de las posibilidades del lenguaje hipermedia por parte de estas empresas. Se analizan todos los medios diarios de información general que disponen de una edición en Internet: El …
Diarios en dispositivos móviles? Libro electrónico, tinta electrónica y convergencia de la prensa impresa y digital
The pathway to the complete digitisation and substitution of printed press is now a reality. The imminent commercialisation of new mobile devices using e-ink, licensed by Philips, and especially the new model of Sony’s Portable Reader System in Spain (announced for Spring 2009), a determined commercial strategy, and incipient research by some Spanish newspapers make us wonder whether we are facing the end of the printed press. At the moment, the …
Multimedia and Reading Ways: A State of the Art
Multimedia is one of the less studied characteristics, probably because of the less-developed level of the digital language. Along with hypertext and interactivity, it is one of the characteristics that defines the digital edition. Those characteristics have been always studied from the point of view of production, although not so much from the point of view of reception. How do users read a digital text? The reader’s participation, reading depth…
Medios de comunicación en internet: Algunas tendencias
The latest trends on online journalism are analysed in this text, from several points of view: media convergence –newsrooms, technology, contents and labour conditions–, users’ participation and related myths, sometimes in contradiction with empirical evidence, and finally an analysis of the discussion about the supposed end of print media and the influence of the net in that crisis. We end up with some thoughts about the changing information con…
Investigación internacional sobre ciberperiodismo: Hipertexto, interactividad, multimedia y convergencia
This article aims to offer the state of the art of international research in online journalism. This work focuses its attention on four of the main features of the field. Three of these comprise the characteristics of digital discourse: hypertextuality, interactivity and multimediality; the fourth one is media convergence, one of the most prolific fields in recent years. A review of literature reveals the evolution of approaches and methodologies…
Public Sphere 2.0? The Democratic Qualities of Citizen Debates in Online Newspapers
Comments in online news could be the contemporary enactment of the eighteenth-century cafés that founded public sphere. This article assesses to what extent do these forms of digital discussion fit in Habermas’ principles for democratic debate, using his discursive ethics as a demanding normative benchmark. The sample of more than 15,000 comments was selected from the online versions of five national newspapers of record from different political …
La audiencia como autor: Narrativas transmedia y propiedad intelectual del público. Algunas reflexiones jurídicas
Desde que se configuró en el ordenamiento jurídico a principios del siglo XVIII en Inglaterra, el derecho de autor se enfrenta con cada nueva tecnología a una necesaria adaptación de sus mecanismos de protección a los autores. Las herramientas de edición y difusión de internet han potenciado fenómenos que ya existían, como la participación del público o la extensión narrativa a través de la transformación de obras ya existentes, y han hecho que l…
La audiencia como autor: Narrativas transmedia y propiedad intelectual del público. Algunas reflexiones jurídicas
Since copyright first appeared in the legal system in the 17th century, with every new technology the enforcement of authors’ rights has faced a necessary adaptation of the mechanisms to protect authors. The popularization of the Internet’s publishing and dissemination tools has multiplied phenomena which previously existed, such as reader participation or narrative extension through transformation of preexisting works. In one way or another, thi…
Dissemination of News in the Spanish Baroque
This article analyses the dissemination of news in the Spanish language throughout Europe during the seventeenth century, with attention given to the principal strategies put into effect by printers, publishers, entrepreneurs, and newsmongers for printed newssheets. Concretely, it analyses how the emergence of several weekly newspapers occurred in the Low Countries, both in those areas under the Spanish monarchy (with Brussels as the main focus f…
Codificación y representación cartográfica de noticias. Aplicación de las humanidades digitales al estudio del periodismo de la Edad moderna
Digital humanities offer new possibilities to do historical research on journalism in the Modern age. Based on the so-called digital history techniques and methods, we suggest a need to find new, uniform strategies that use the most commonly used standards and protocols in the international scholarly community, so we can construct digitally tagged corpora for future systematic analysis. We review the traditional criteria used to describe newsshee…
Herramientas e indicadores SEO: Características y aplicación para análisis de cibermedios
Searching is one of the core activities in the digital world and therefore, it is one of the key elements in the analysis of digital media since part of their audiences and revenues comes from the so called search engine result page (SERP). In this paper we present some of the most used analyzing tools in search engine optimization (SEO) in order to consider their application in online media research studies. We apply the nine most important indi…
Narrative strategies in the origin of journalism: An analysis of the first Spanish-language gazettes
The topic of our study is journalism as a narrative genre. Before becoming periodical, newssheets adopted many forms at the end of the sixteenth and throughout the seventeenth centuries, which we aim to typologize before conducting a corpus-based analysis (Biber, 2009, 2012), in which pre-determined categories will be applied in search of patterns. In order to prove the validity and productivity of this approach in an exploratory manner, we have …
Methodos Anuario de Métodos de Investigación en Comunicación Social, 1
Propiedad, modelos de negocio y poder en los albores del periodismo: Centro y periferia en la prensa en lengua(s) española(s) del siglo XVII
Este trabajo pretende explicar qué modelos de negocio se perfilaron en los inicios del periodismo europeo y español (siglos XVI-XVII). Recogemos en él los resultados de investigación de nuestros trabajos previos sobre escenarios locales y casos particulares para intentar, a partir de ellos, diseñar un marco común de interpretación sobre la estructura de la propiedad y producción de los medios impresos en la Edad Moderna. El artículo se estructura…
Cómo los medios afrontan la crisis: Retos, fracasos y oportunidades de la fractura digital
In this review and analysis article we try to describe which is the polyhedral scenario the media industry, and most specially the legacy media, are facing to try to solve the crisis provoked by the digital disruption. Media are in a hybrid system where some other actors and platforms are competing to attract users’ attention and to achieve the revenues generated by news reporting activity. Journalism, as we knew it, was the industrial society’s …
Gazeta de Amsterdam: History and content analysis
One of the most interesting Spanish-language newspapers of the second half of the seventeenth century was published by a Jewish printer, David de Castro Tartas, and appeared in Amsterdam at least from 1672 and at least until 1702, allegedly with continuity, under the title Gazeta de Amsterdam. It was partially based in translations of news items from other Dutch-language newspapers of its time, but at the same time it included news items presumed…
SEO and the digital news media: From the workplace to the classroom
The constant struggle to attract new readers has led the digital news media to adopt search engine positioning strategies within their newsrooms. Given that readers are increasingly opting to consume their news via search engines, such as Google or Bing, this study explores perceptions and applications of search engine optimization (SEO) in the online news media and identifies the future training needs of journalists in this sector. To do so, 33 …
Pasado, presente y futuro de la enseñanza universitaria del ciberperiodismo: Métodos y tendencias
Teaching of digital journalism, or cyberjournalism, in Spanish universities is here to stay. Its long development since the first courses in this discipline were added to college curricula in the mid-1990s until the beginning of the 2020s, when the number of such courses exceeds 100, has led to the consolidation of this specialty. Based on a review of the syllabi of all courses related to cyberjournalism (n = 119) published online by Spanish univ…
Exploring News Avoidance in the Spanish Hybrid Media Landscape
This study investigates the phenomenon of news avoidance in the Spanish context, considering factors such as stress, information overload, media scepticism, and political polarisation that contribute to this behaviour. Utilising a focus group methodology, this study explores the complexities of news avoidance in supportive and non-judgmental settings. The study acknowledges the significant decline in news interest in Spain and the nation's socio-…
Without journalists, there is no journalism: The social dimension of generative artificial intelligence in the media
The implementation of artificial intelligence techniques and tools in the media will systematically and continuously alter their work and that of their professionals during the coming decades. To this end, this article carries out a systematic review of the research conducted on the implementation of AI in the media over the last two decades, particularly empirical research, to identify the main social and epistemological challenges posed by its …
Ideology, inequality, and the media . A comparative analysis of the housing crisis in the Irish and Spanish digital media
This comparative research study shows the influence of the ideological alignment of the media of the digital ecosystem concerning economic inequality and, specifically, the housing crisis. It focuses on two countries in the European Union that represent different models: Ireland, where a higher percentage of the population chooses to live in single- family homes, and Spain, whose population, on the other hand, lives more in apartments. They are a…
Political science (13 works) · Art (12 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Media and Digital Communication (10 works) · Humanities (9 works) · Media studies (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Journalism (8 works) · World Wide Web (8 works) · Journalism and Media Studies (7 works)