Patrícia Jerónimo
Biographic Data
| ID | 678688 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrícia Jerónimo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrícia |
| FAMILY NAME | Jerónimo |
| SIGNATURE | JERÓNIMO P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Beira Interior |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1900-5031 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Exploring Hate Speech Perpetrators' Profiles on X: An Analysis of User Replies to Spanish Digital News Media Publications
Hate speech on the social media platform X has transformed the reply sections of digital news media accounts into contested arenas for democratic discourse. Although research on hate speech is extensive, the systematic characterization of the disseminators who target authoritative news profiles on social platforms remains underexplored. This study examines the propagation patterns of hate speech in reply threads on X for Spanish digital news medi…
The 'Trump Effect' on Political Content by Far-Right Audiences on Portuguese-Language Youtube Channels
This paper examines the transnational influence of far-right ideologies emanating from the United States, focusing on the figure of Donald Trump and his resonance within Portuguese-speaking YouTube communities. The study analyses 9,852 search results, encompassing 2,746 unique videos collected between October 15 and November 6, 2024. It identifies how political content and news narratives related to Trump are consumed and disseminated among far-r…
A Systematic Literature Review on Local News Production (2012–2022)
Local media are a cornerstone of communities, providing helpful information for everyday life, but the news production has undergone massive changes as a result of digital technologies. The transformation of the sector has even threatened the existence of local media. In this study, we present a systematic literature review on local news production, which aims to analyze and understand research conducted over 10 years (2012–2022). The review focu…
Roma Customary Law and Gender Roles in the Practice of Portuguese Courts
While Roma law is not officially recognised as “proper law” and remains scarcely known, it is often relied on by Roma parties in litigation before Portuguese courts, most notably in cases involving child marriages and early school leaving by Roma girls. The Roma are Portugal’s most visible ethnic minority and occupy a singular position in the “multicultural jurisprudence” of Portuguese courts, as theirs are the “culture defences” most often broug…
Jornalismo local na era digital: Revisão sistemática de uma década de pesquisa
Este artigo sintetiza a pesquisa sobre jornalismo local digital realizada entre 2013 e 2023. Mediante uma revisão sistemática da literatura (n=149), foram identificados seis agrupamentos de pesquisa: práticas jornalísticas, panoramas mediáticos, transformação digital, envolvimento da audiência, modelos de negócio e participação cívica. Os resultados enfatizam o duplo desafio da inovação e sustentabilidade, especialmente para os media menores e em…
Local journalism in the digital age: A systematic review of a decade of research
This paper summarizes research on digital local journalism conducted between 2013 and 2023. Through a systematic literature review (n=149), six research clusters were identified: journalistic practices, media landscapes, digital transformation, audience engagement, business models, and civic participation. The findings highlight the dual challenges of innovation and sustainability, especially for smaller media outlets in resourcescarce contexts. …
Soluciones locales para problemas globales: Estrategias para luchar contra la desinformación [Presentación del monográfico]
Este monográfico aborda la desinformación desde una perspectiva local y regional, subrayando que, aunque se trata de un fenómeno global, sus manifestaciones y soluciones dependen profundamente de su contexto. Se destaca la importancia de enfoques multidisciplinares y estudios de caso que iluminen cómo las noticias falsas afectan a comunidades específicas, tanto rurales como urbanas. El monográfico pone especial atención en el papel de los medios …
Desorden informativo y periodismo: Cartografía de las competencias digitales y las carencias formativas de los periodistas en Portugal
El objetivo de este artículo es identificar y determinar los temas con mayores necesidades de formación para las rutinas de producción del periodismo local, nacional e internacional en Portugal. A partir de un cuestionario (n=169), el estudio analizó las medias y realizó un análisis factorial. Los resultados muestran que hay diferencias en las demandas de formación: los periodistas locales dicen que necesitan aprender más sobre técnicas para aume…
Legal Translation and the Challenges of Overcoming Language Barriers in Court Practice: Evidence from Portuguese Courts
European legal standards on the right to interpretation and translation in criminal proceedings were significantly improved with the adoption of Directive 2010/64/EU, as evidenced by recent developments in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights and in the domestic legislation and case law of EU Member States. Portugal is a good illustration of these developments, while also providing nuance to the overall picture. After initially dism…
Introductory Note: Invisibilities in and of Journalism
Journalism is central to society and to the way “we see the world, ourselves and each other” (Wahl-Jorgensen & Hanitzsch, 2009, p. 3), besides being essential to decision-making processes and to the exercise of power. By setting the agenda, journalists influence public and private debate; they determine which issues are (more) important and which ones the public should be thinking about. Hence, journalism plays a key role in democratic societies.…
Disinformation, media literacy and journalism: Proposals from journalists in Portugal
Recents studies suggest the existence of a European Public Sphere, especially in the face of events of significant importance. In the scope of the Covid-19 crisis, this paper aims to study the platformization of the discussion on European topics by political agents such as politicians and political parties. Focusing on four Southern European countries – Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain – that have a common past history in their relationships wi…
Diversidade religiosa e discriminação indireta em contexto laboral: O que nos diz a prática dos tribunais
A crescente visibilidade da religião no local de trabalho está na origem de não poucos focos de tensão e litígio na Europa e tem merecido alguma atenção mediática, sobretudo quando os tribunais são chamados a intervir. Na maioria dos casos, não se trata tanto de discriminação direta contra trabalhadores por causa da sua religião, mas de discriminação indireta resultante da aplicação a todos os trabalhadores de regras “neutras”, que tornam particu…
Jovens e consumo mediático: Uma análise comparativa entre desertos e não-desertos de notícias em Portugal
Considerando os desafios que a falta de cobertura noticiosa impõe, em particular numa fase de definição de identidade e participação como a juventude, este artigo procura compreender como é que a (in)existência de jornalismo regional impacta o consumo mediático dos jovens residentes em Portugal, com idades compreendidas entre os 15 e os 24 anos. Através de uma abordagem quantitativa e comparativa, operacionalizada a partir de um inquérito por que…
AI and Automation's Role in Iberian Fact-checking Agencies
The improvement of automation and AI tools has prompted transformations in journalistic practices, including factchecking. Fact-checking a posteriori has acquired special relevance due to the increasing amount of disinformation on digital platforms and, given its breadth, automation became a need for verifiers to check content online. In this context, AI-based and automation technologies are deployed in all stages of the fact-checking process: id…
No Media, No Voters? The Relationship between News Deserts and Voting Abstention
Local journalism has suffered major transformations as traditional business models collapse and habits of news consumption change. A lack of funding and successive economic crises have brought about, on a global scale, the shutdown of many news outlets in smaller territories. These areas are becoming “news deserts”, a phenomenon that has been mapped in Brazil and Portugal. Territories without news could see an uptick in social problems such as di…
Disinformation Studies: Global Perspectives
Although concepts such as disinformation, malinformation and "fake news" have become popular in recent years, a question emerges: what is society's understanding of each one?If in the case of academics the issue may not make sense, after all, it is part of their work, can we say the same in relation to others, such as educators or media professionals?And the citizens?It seems clear to us that it is important to pursue these questions in different…
"Platformization of News", Authorship, and Unverified Content: Perceptions around Local Media
In recent years, the growing importance of platforms for producing, sharing, and consuming news has been evident. However, several challenges associated with this growth have emerged, such as those linked with disinformation and news authorship. In this article, which uses part of the data from a more extensive study of local media in the central region of Portugal, we present the results from three focus groups with editors, journalists, and loc…
Jornalistas Locais e Fact-Checking: Um Estudo Exploratório em Portugal e Espanha
A invisibilidade noticiosa a que estão a ser votadas várias cidades em diferentes países faz-nos questionar sobre as consequências para as respetivas comunidades. O desaparecimento de projetos jornalísticos de âmbito local leva a que o vazio deixado possa ser ocupado por outro tipo de realidades, menos comprometidas com o escrutínio dos poderes. A polarização cresce nestes lugares, a participação cívica diminui e isso terá como consequência o emp…
Esfera pública e desinformação em contexto local
A desinformação não é um fenômeno novo. Ainda assim, nos últimos anos, a vitória dos apoiantes do Brexit (Britan exit - Saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia) no Reino Unido ou a eleição de Donald Trump nos Estados Unidos mostraram sua relevância na agenda pública. O interesse acadêmico corre paralelamente à consideração da desinformação como prioridade crescente para governos e organizações internacionais, pela sua relevância geoestratégica e p…
Elections and fact-checking in Portugal: The case of the 2019 and 2022 legislative elections
Fact-checking is a relatively recent journalistic genre in Portugal that has been growing in recent years, alternately viewed as a journalism reform movement or criticized as inefficient and idealistic. Our study is a comparative analysis of the output of the Portuguese fact-checkers Observador and Polígrafo in the 2019–2022 elections to determine whether their coverage is politically biased. Performing a quantitative content analysis of all fact…
Jornalistas locais e condições laborais sob um olhar de género
As desigualdades de gnero em contexto laboral tm sido evidenciadas por estudos em diferentes reas. O jornalismo no exceo, sendo que a pandemia veio agravar o cenrio. Embora o trabalho dos/as jornalistas seja estudado e tenha crescido a pesquisa em torno dos media regionais, ainda pouco se sabe sobre os/as profissionais que trabalham neste campo. Mais escassos so ainda os estudos de gnero. Atravs de um inqurito a
Changing the Beat? Local Online Newsmaking in Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, and the U.K
Local news organizations are adapting their newsroom routines to better respond to a digital readership. These models feature different levels of online integration, but all aim to restructure newsroom responsibilities to ensure editorial and economic sustainability. This study uses a cross-national approach to assess how roles and structures in local and regional newsrooms are changing in the digital environment. In-depth interviews with manager…
Are We Close Enough? Digital Challenges to Local Journalists
Digital environments play a central role in the news making process. Seeking new ways to interact with people previously seen as audience is a big challenge for media and journalists today, especially in local contexts, where journalists are more embedded in the community, physically and digitally, namely through social media and from mobile devices. This study intends to identify how local journalists are using digital tools in their routines, e…
Audiências e cross-media: Estudo de padrões de consumo de notícias em Portugal
The digital practices that arise from the ubiquity of the media and their use enabled the combination of different platforms within news consumption, in a cross-media logic. In this article we sought to identify media repertoires (patterns of use of news media) in Portugal, in order to understand how do people make sense of their media preferences and how does news consumption integrate the daily habits of the audience. In this sense, we have dev…
Ibero-American Online News Managers’ Goals and Handicaps in Managing Social Media
This article presents the results of a study of social media uses and standards from the perspectives of online newspaper managers in Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, and Portugal. 1 Interviews with online news managers and a content analysis of journalists’ use of Facebook and Twitter accounts show that cultural, economic, and organizational factors handicap news outlets’ adoption of social media. At the same time, evidence s…
Are We Close Enough? Digital Challenges to Local Journalists
Digital environments play a central role in the news making process. Seeking new ways to interact with people previously seen as audience is a big challenge for media and journalists today, especially in local contexts, where journalists are more embedded in the community, physically and digitally, namely through social media and from mobile devices. This study intends to identify how local journalists are using digital tools in their routines, e…
Changing the Beat? Local Online Newsmaking in Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, and the U.K
Local news organizations are adapting their newsroom routines to better respond to a digital readership. These models feature different levels of online integration, but all aim to restructure newsroom responsibilities to ensure editorial and economic sustainability. This study uses a cross-national approach to assess how roles and structures in local and regional newsrooms are changing in the digital environment. In-depth interviews with manager…
Uso de Twitter y Facebook por los medios iberoamericanos
The aim of the present study is to examine the use of social media by 27 news outlets from Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Spain and Venezuela. To determine how these news media receive and disseminate information as well as interact with their audience, the research method combines analysis of Twitter and Facebook profiles and semi-structured interviews
Ibero-American Online News Managers’ Goals and Handicaps in Managing Social Media
This article presents the results of a study of social media uses and standards from the perspectives of online newspaper managers in Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, and Portugal. 1 Interviews with online news managers and a content analysis of journalists’ use of Facebook and Twitter accounts show that cultural, economic, and organizational factors handicap news outlets’ adoption of social media. At the same time, evidence s…
"Platformization of News", Authorship, and Unverified Content: Perceptions around Local Media
In recent years, the growing importance of platforms for producing, sharing, and consuming news has been evident. However, several challenges associated with this growth have emerged, such as those linked with disinformation and news authorship. In this article, which uses part of the data from a more extensive study of local media in the central region of Portugal, we present the results from three focus groups with editors, journalists, and loc…
Esfera pública e desinformação em contexto local
A desinformação não é um fenômeno novo. Ainda assim, nos últimos anos, a vitória dos apoiantes do Brexit (Britan exit - Saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia) no Reino Unido ou a eleição de Donald Trump nos Estados Unidos mostraram sua relevância na agenda pública. O interesse acadêmico corre paralelamente à consideração da desinformação como prioridade crescente para governos e organizações internacionais, pela sua relevância geoestratégica e p…
Jornalistas locais e condições laborais sob um olhar de género
As desigualdades de gnero em contexto laboral tm sido evidenciadas por estudos em diferentes reas. O jornalismo no exceo, sendo que a pandemia veio agravar o cenrio. Embora o trabalho dos/as jornalistas seja estudado e tenha crescido a pesquisa em torno dos media regionais, ainda pouco se sabe sobre os/as profissionais que trabalham neste campo. Mais escassos so ainda os estudos de gnero. Atravs de um inqurito a
Jovens e consumo mediático: Uma análise comparativa entre desertos e não-desertos de notícias em Portugal
Considerando os desafios que a falta de cobertura noticiosa impõe, em particular numa fase de definição de identidade e participação como a juventude, este artigo procura compreender como é que a (in)existência de jornalismo regional impacta o consumo mediático dos jovens residentes em Portugal, com idades compreendidas entre os 15 e os 24 anos. Através de uma abordagem quantitativa e comparativa, operacionalizada a partir de um inquérito por que…
AI and Automation's Role in Iberian Fact-checking Agencies
The improvement of automation and AI tools has prompted transformations in journalistic practices, including factchecking. Fact-checking a posteriori has acquired special relevance due to the increasing amount of disinformation on digital platforms and, given its breadth, automation became a need for verifiers to check content online. In this context, AI-based and automation technologies are deployed in all stages of the fact-checking process: id…
Disinformation Studies: Global Perspectives
Although concepts such as disinformation, malinformation and "fake news" have become popular in recent years, a question emerges: what is society's understanding of each one?If in the case of academics the issue may not make sense, after all, it is part of their work, can we say the same in relation to others, such as educators or media professionals?And the citizens?It seems clear to us that it is important to pursue these questions in different…
Jornalistas Locais e Fact-Checking: Um Estudo Exploratório em Portugal e Espanha
A invisibilidade noticiosa a que estão a ser votadas várias cidades em diferentes países faz-nos questionar sobre as consequências para as respetivas comunidades. O desaparecimento de projetos jornalísticos de âmbito local leva a que o vazio deixado possa ser ocupado por outro tipo de realidades, menos comprometidas com o escrutínio dos poderes. A polarização cresce nestes lugares, a participação cívica diminui e isso terá como consequência o emp…
A constituição de uma equipe de manejo ambiental no Município de Botucatu
do solo superficial na rea habitada, os exames de seguimento mostraram 79% das crianas com reduo de plumbemia e 7,5% com nveis 10g/dl
Uso de Twitter y Facebook por los medios iberoamericanos
The aim of the present study is to examine the use of social media by 27 news outlets from Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Spain and Venezuela. To determine how these news media receive and disseminate information as well as interact with their audience, the research method combines analysis of Twitter and Facebook profiles and semi-structured interviews
Ibero-American Online News Managers’ Goals and Handicaps in Managing Social Media
This article presents the results of a study of social media uses and standards from the perspectives of online newspaper managers in Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, and Portugal. 1 Interviews with online news managers and a content analysis of journalists’ use of Facebook and Twitter accounts show that cultural, economic, and organizational factors handicap news outlets’ adoption of social media. At the same time, evidence s…
Audiências e cross-media: Estudo de padrões de consumo de notícias em Portugal
The digital practices that arise from the ubiquity of the media and their use enabled the combination of different platforms within news consumption, in a cross-media logic. In this article we sought to identify media repertoires (patterns of use of news media) in Portugal, in order to understand how do people make sense of their media preferences and how does news consumption integrate the daily habits of the audience. In this sense, we have dev…
Are We Close Enough? Digital Challenges to Local Journalists
Digital environments play a central role in the news making process. Seeking new ways to interact with people previously seen as audience is a big challenge for media and journalists today, especially in local contexts, where journalists are more embedded in the community, physically and digitally, namely through social media and from mobile devices. This study intends to identify how local journalists are using digital tools in their routines, e…
Changing the Beat? Local Online Newsmaking in Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, and the U.K
Local news organizations are adapting their newsroom routines to better respond to a digital readership. These models feature different levels of online integration, but all aim to restructure newsroom responsibilities to ensure editorial and economic sustainability. This study uses a cross-national approach to assess how roles and structures in local and regional newsrooms are changing in the digital environment. In-depth interviews with manager…
Elections and fact-checking in Portugal: The case of the 2019 and 2022 legislative elections
Fact-checking is a relatively recent journalistic genre in Portugal that has been growing in recent years, alternately viewed as a journalism reform movement or criticized as inefficient and idealistic. Our study is a comparative analysis of the output of the Portuguese fact-checkers Observador and Polígrafo in the 2019–2022 elections to determine whether their coverage is politically biased. Performing a quantitative content analysis of all fact…
Jornalistas locais e condições laborais sob um olhar de género
As desigualdades de gnero em contexto laboral tm sido evidenciadas por estudos em diferentes reas. O jornalismo no exceo, sendo que a pandemia veio agravar o cenrio. Embora o trabalho dos/as jornalistas seja estudado e tenha crescido a pesquisa em torno dos media regionais, ainda pouco se sabe sobre os/as profissionais que trabalham neste campo. Mais escassos so ainda os estudos de gnero. Atravs de um inqurito a
No Media, No Voters? The Relationship between News Deserts and Voting Abstention
Local journalism has suffered major transformations as traditional business models collapse and habits of news consumption change. A lack of funding and successive economic crises have brought about, on a global scale, the shutdown of many news outlets in smaller territories. These areas are becoming “news deserts”, a phenomenon that has been mapped in Brazil and Portugal. Territories without news could see an uptick in social problems such as di…
Disinformation Studies: Global Perspectives
Although concepts such as disinformation, malinformation and "fake news" have become popular in recent years, a question emerges: what is society's understanding of each one?If in the case of academics the issue may not make sense, after all, it is part of their work, can we say the same in relation to others, such as educators or media professionals?And the citizens?It seems clear to us that it is important to pursue these questions in different…
"Platformization of News", Authorship, and Unverified Content: Perceptions around Local Media
In recent years, the growing importance of platforms for producing, sharing, and consuming news has been evident. However, several challenges associated with this growth have emerged, such as those linked with disinformation and news authorship. In this article, which uses part of the data from a more extensive study of local media in the central region of Portugal, we present the results from three focus groups with editors, journalists, and loc…
Jornalistas Locais e Fact-Checking: Um Estudo Exploratório em Portugal e Espanha
A invisibilidade noticiosa a que estão a ser votadas várias cidades em diferentes países faz-nos questionar sobre as consequências para as respetivas comunidades. O desaparecimento de projetos jornalísticos de âmbito local leva a que o vazio deixado possa ser ocupado por outro tipo de realidades, menos comprometidas com o escrutínio dos poderes. A polarização cresce nestes lugares, a participação cívica diminui e isso terá como consequência o emp…
Esfera pública e desinformação em contexto local
A desinformação não é um fenômeno novo. Ainda assim, nos últimos anos, a vitória dos apoiantes do Brexit (Britan exit - Saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia) no Reino Unido ou a eleição de Donald Trump nos Estados Unidos mostraram sua relevância na agenda pública. O interesse acadêmico corre paralelamente à consideração da desinformação como prioridade crescente para governos e organizações internacionais, pela sua relevância geoestratégica e p…
Disinformation, media literacy and journalism: Proposals from journalists in Portugal
Recents studies suggest the existence of a European Public Sphere, especially in the face of events of significant importance. In the scope of the Covid-19 crisis, this paper aims to study the platformization of the discussion on European topics by political agents such as politicians and political parties. Focusing on four Southern European countries – Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain – that have a common past history in their relationships wi…
Diversidade religiosa e discriminação indireta em contexto laboral: O que nos diz a prática dos tribunais
A crescente visibilidade da religião no local de trabalho está na origem de não poucos focos de tensão e litígio na Europa e tem merecido alguma atenção mediática, sobretudo quando os tribunais são chamados a intervir. Na maioria dos casos, não se trata tanto de discriminação direta contra trabalhadores por causa da sua religião, mas de discriminação indireta resultante da aplicação a todos os trabalhadores de regras “neutras”, que tornam particu…
Jovens e consumo mediático: Uma análise comparativa entre desertos e não-desertos de notícias em Portugal
Considerando os desafios que a falta de cobertura noticiosa impõe, em particular numa fase de definição de identidade e participação como a juventude, este artigo procura compreender como é que a (in)existência de jornalismo regional impacta o consumo mediático dos jovens residentes em Portugal, com idades compreendidas entre os 15 e os 24 anos. Através de uma abordagem quantitativa e comparativa, operacionalizada a partir de um inquérito por que…
AI and Automation's Role in Iberian Fact-checking Agencies
The improvement of automation and AI tools has prompted transformations in journalistic practices, including factchecking. Fact-checking a posteriori has acquired special relevance due to the increasing amount of disinformation on digital platforms and, given its breadth, automation became a need for verifiers to check content online. In this context, AI-based and automation technologies are deployed in all stages of the fact-checking process: id…
Roma Customary Law and Gender Roles in the Practice of Portuguese Courts
While Roma law is not officially recognised as “proper law” and remains scarcely known, it is often relied on by Roma parties in litigation before Portuguese courts, most notably in cases involving child marriages and early school leaving by Roma girls. The Roma are Portugal’s most visible ethnic minority and occupy a singular position in the “multicultural jurisprudence” of Portuguese courts, as theirs are the “culture defences” most often broug…
Jornalismo local na era digital: Revisão sistemática de uma década de pesquisa
Este artigo sintetiza a pesquisa sobre jornalismo local digital realizada entre 2013 e 2023. Mediante uma revisão sistemática da literatura (n=149), foram identificados seis agrupamentos de pesquisa: práticas jornalísticas, panoramas mediáticos, transformação digital, envolvimento da audiência, modelos de negócio e participação cívica. Os resultados enfatizam o duplo desafio da inovação e sustentabilidade, especialmente para os media menores e em…
Local journalism in the digital age: A systematic review of a decade of research
This paper summarizes research on digital local journalism conducted between 2013 and 2023. Through a systematic literature review (n=149), six research clusters were identified: journalistic practices, media landscapes, digital transformation, audience engagement, business models, and civic participation. The findings highlight the dual challenges of innovation and sustainability, especially for smaller media outlets in resourcescarce contexts. …
Soluciones locales para problemas globales: Estrategias para luchar contra la desinformación [Presentación del monográfico]
Este monográfico aborda la desinformación desde una perspectiva local y regional, subrayando que, aunque se trata de un fenómeno global, sus manifestaciones y soluciones dependen profundamente de su contexto. Se destaca la importancia de enfoques multidisciplinares y estudios de caso que iluminen cómo las noticias falsas afectan a comunidades específicas, tanto rurales como urbanas. El monográfico pone especial atención en el papel de los medios …
Desorden informativo y periodismo: Cartografía de las competencias digitales y las carencias formativas de los periodistas en Portugal
El objetivo de este artículo es identificar y determinar los temas con mayores necesidades de formación para las rutinas de producción del periodismo local, nacional e internacional en Portugal. A partir de un cuestionario (n=169), el estudio analizó las medias y realizó un análisis factorial. Los resultados muestran que hay diferencias en las demandas de formación: los periodistas locales dicen que necesitan aprender más sobre técnicas para aume…
Legal Translation and the Challenges of Overcoming Language Barriers in Court Practice: Evidence from Portuguese Courts
European legal standards on the right to interpretation and translation in criminal proceedings were significantly improved with the adoption of Directive 2010/64/EU, as evidenced by recent developments in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights and in the domestic legislation and case law of EU Member States. Portugal is a good illustration of these developments, while also providing nuance to the overall picture. After initially dism…
Introductory Note: Invisibilities in and of Journalism
Journalism is central to society and to the way “we see the world, ourselves and each other” (Wahl-Jorgensen & Hanitzsch, 2009, p. 3), besides being essential to decision-making processes and to the exercise of power. By setting the agenda, journalists influence public and private debate; they determine which issues are (more) important and which ones the public should be thinking about. Hence, journalism plays a key role in democratic societies.…
Exploring Hate Speech Perpetrators' Profiles on X: An Analysis of User Replies to Spanish Digital News Media Publications
Hate speech on the social media platform X has transformed the reply sections of digital news media accounts into contested arenas for democratic discourse. Although research on hate speech is extensive, the systematic characterization of the disseminators who target authoritative news profiles on social platforms remains underexplored. This study examines the propagation patterns of hate speech in reply threads on X for Spanish digital news medi…
Political science (17 works) · Media Studies and Communication (13 works) · Social Media and Politics (13 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Humanities (10 works) · Social media (10 works) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (8 works) · Journalism (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Digital media (6 works)