Víctor Sampedro
Biographic Data
| ID | 876320 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Víctor Sampedro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Víctor |
| FAMILY NAME | Sampedro |
| SIGNATURE | SAMPEDRO V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Rey Juan Carlos |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Digital disintermediation, technical and national sovereignty
This article analyses the digital shutdown experienced in Catalonia within the framework of the independence referendum of 1 October 2017, which had been declared illegal by Spain’s Constitutional Court. We question the notion of digital disintermediation and examine how Internet control and blackout processes are not exclusive to authoritarian political systems, but have instead begun to develop in Western democracies in situations of socio-poli…
Leaks-based journalism and media scandals
This article offers a comparative study of three media scandals arising from two types of leaks: official ones (the Monedero Case and the Pujol Case) and those originating from citizens (the Falciani List). Official leaks are carried out by elites and respond to private/partisan interests. Citizens’ leaks come from anonymous individuals who deliver huge databases to the media for journalistic treatment. Our objective is to analyse the coverage re…
New intermediations of the electoral information flows
In this article, we analyse the evolution of electoral information flows in Spain in the digital environment. Three post-electoral surveys (2008, 2011 and 2015) among internet users ( N = 4,312) and a series of focus groups enable us to analyse the process of expansion of the Digital Public Sphere (DPS) in Spain. We show that, instead of disintermediation, new intermediations of the electoral information flows appear. The candidacies no longer mo…
The Spanish 15-M Movement
Since May 2011, the Spanish 15-M Movement (commonly referred as los indignados [the outraged]) has become a major player in the domestic political scenario. Public opinion data reveal that there is a cross-sectional support for the 15-M among the general population in Spain, affecting people of different ages, genders, employment situations and levels of urbanization. The data present a “movement of dissent” and confirm the crisis of the consensu…
Ciberdemocracia y cibercampaña
Este artículo matiza la aplicación del concepto de “cibercampaña” en el Sur de Europa a partir de dos encuestas sobre el uso de las herramientas digitales y el consumo de información política en Internet durante la campaña electoral de 2008 en España. La primera encuesta fue dirigida a los internautas en general y la segunda a quienes se conectaron con una alta frecuencia y llamamos internautas intensivos. Comparamos estos resultados con los de l…
Las elecciones generales españolas de 2008
Las elecciones generales españolas de 2008 reprodujeron características ya comunes en las democracias occidentales: campañas permanentes, negativismo y personalización. Los medios de comunicación dominantes desplegaron a lo largo de la campaña una estrategia de polarización bipartidista incentivada por los socialdemócratas y los conservadores, lo que resultó en una pérdida de poder para los pequeños partidos nacionalistas y los partidos de izquie…
La opinión pública
En las sociedades contemporneas el rol de las dinmicas de opinin y de la opinin pblica ha cobrando cada vez mayor importancia siendo objeto de atencin y debate colectivo. De hecho, por un lado los sondeos son promovidos y difundidos por los medios, interesan cada vez ms a las empresas, a las instituciones y a la clase poltica y constituyen un aspecto relevante de la actividad de los institutos de investigacin y marketing. Por otro, hoy en da la o…
Mercantilización mediática y ciudadanía
Los medios de comunicación son principal fuente de socialización en la ciudadanía de las nuevas generaciones de votantes. Analizamos las historias de vida de jóvenes adultos (entre 18 y 25 años) con bajo estatus socioeconómico en España y Brasil. Analizamos si los jóvenes se perciben como competentes para identificar, cuestionar y reaccionar frente a las instituciones políticas, como ciudadanos de pleno derecho, y frente a los medios, como miembr…
Grounding the Displaced
Local media perform a linking function for displaced audiences in a global landscape. Consumption of home-based press when one is in a foreign context is mainly a ritualistic cultural practice in securing personal identity, familiar formulations of cultural spaces, and communities of origin. Ethnographic research revealed that national newspapers allowed readers to (re)produce situated identity marks menaced by globalization. Audiences may use lo…
The Media Politics of Social Protest
The relationship between political agenda building and media agenda building is examined with reference to mobilization of the Spanish antimilitary movement between 1976-1993. Three models of media-state relations are discussed in terms of possible media outcomes of social protest. These models are used to examine political and media agenda building in relation to movement challenges. An analysis of the coverage of the antimilitary movement by th…
The Spanish 15-M Movement
Since May 2011, the Spanish 15-M Movement (commonly referred as los indignados [the outraged]) has become a major player in the domestic political scenario. Public opinion data reveal that there is a cross-sectional support for the 15-M among the general population in Spain, affecting people of different ages, genders, employment situations and levels of urbanization. The data present a “movement of dissent” and confirm the crisis of the consensu…
The Media Politics of Social Protest
The relationship between political agenda building and media agenda building is examined with reference to mobilization of the Spanish antimilitary movement between 1976-1993. Three models of media-state relations are discussed in terms of possible media outcomes of social protest. These models are used to examine political and media agenda building in relation to movement challenges. An analysis of the coverage of the antimilitary movement by th…
Grounding the Displaced
Local media perform a linking function for displaced audiences in a global landscape. Consumption of home-based press when one is in a foreign context is mainly a ritualistic cultural practice in securing personal identity, familiar formulations of cultural spaces, and communities of origin. Ethnographic research revealed that national newspapers allowed readers to (re)produce situated identity marks menaced by globalization. Audiences may use lo…
Digital disintermediation, technical and national sovereignty
This article analyses the digital shutdown experienced in Catalonia within the framework of the independence referendum of 1 October 2017, which had been declared illegal by Spain’s Constitutional Court. We question the notion of digital disintermediation and examine how Internet control and blackout processes are not exclusive to authoritarian political systems, but have instead begun to develop in Western democracies in situations of socio-poli…
Leaks-based journalism and media scandals
This article offers a comparative study of three media scandals arising from two types of leaks: official ones (the Monedero Case and the Pujol Case) and those originating from citizens (the Falciani List). Official leaks are carried out by elites and respond to private/partisan interests. Citizens’ leaks come from anonymous individuals who deliver huge databases to the media for journalistic treatment. Our objective is to analyse the coverage re…
New intermediations of the electoral information flows
In this article, we analyse the evolution of electoral information flows in Spain in the digital environment. Three post-electoral surveys (2008, 2011 and 2015) among internet users ( N = 4,312) and a series of focus groups enable us to analyse the process of expansion of the Digital Public Sphere (DPS) in Spain. We show that, instead of disintermediation, new intermediations of the electoral information flows appear. The candidacies no longer mo…
Las elecciones generales españolas de 2008
Las elecciones generales españolas de 2008 reprodujeron características ya comunes en las democracias occidentales: campañas permanentes, negativismo y personalización. Los medios de comunicación dominantes desplegaron a lo largo de la campaña una estrategia de polarización bipartidista incentivada por los socialdemócratas y los conservadores, lo que resultó en una pérdida de poder para los pequeños partidos nacionalistas y los partidos de izquie…
The Media Politics of Social Protest
The relationship between political agenda building and media agenda building is examined with reference to mobilization of the Spanish antimilitary movement between 1976-1993. Three models of media-state relations are discussed in terms of possible media outcomes of social protest. These models are used to examine political and media agenda building in relation to movement challenges. An analysis of the coverage of the antimilitary movement by th…
Grounding the Displaced
Local media perform a linking function for displaced audiences in a global landscape. Consumption of home-based press when one is in a foreign context is mainly a ritualistic cultural practice in securing personal identity, familiar formulations of cultural spaces, and communities of origin. Ethnographic research revealed that national newspapers allowed readers to (re)produce situated identity marks menaced by globalization. Audiences may use lo…
Mercantilización mediática y ciudadanía
Los medios de comunicación son principal fuente de socialización en la ciudadanía de las nuevas generaciones de votantes. Analizamos las historias de vida de jóvenes adultos (entre 18 y 25 años) con bajo estatus socioeconómico en España y Brasil. Analizamos si los jóvenes se perciben como competentes para identificar, cuestionar y reaccionar frente a las instituciones políticas, como ciudadanos de pleno derecho, y frente a los medios, como miembr…
La opinión pública
En las sociedades contemporneas el rol de las dinmicas de opinin y de la opinin pblica ha cobrando cada vez mayor importancia siendo objeto de atencin y debate colectivo. De hecho, por un lado los sondeos son promovidos y difundidos por los medios, interesan cada vez ms a las empresas, a las instituciones y a la clase poltica y constituyen un aspecto relevante de la actividad de los institutos de investigacin y marketing. Por otro, hoy en da la o…
Las elecciones generales españolas de 2008
Las elecciones generales españolas de 2008 reprodujeron características ya comunes en las democracias occidentales: campañas permanentes, negativismo y personalización. Los medios de comunicación dominantes desplegaron a lo largo de la campaña una estrategia de polarización bipartidista incentivada por los socialdemócratas y los conservadores, lo que resultó en una pérdida de poder para los pequeños partidos nacionalistas y los partidos de izquie…
Ciberdemocracia y cibercampaña
Este artículo matiza la aplicación del concepto de “cibercampaña” en el Sur de Europa a partir de dos encuestas sobre el uso de las herramientas digitales y el consumo de información política en Internet durante la campaña electoral de 2008 en España. La primera encuesta fue dirigida a los internautas en general y la segunda a quienes se conectaron con una alta frecuencia y llamamos internautas intensivos. Comparamos estos resultados con los de l…
The Spanish 15-M Movement
Since May 2011, the Spanish 15-M Movement (commonly referred as los indignados [the outraged]) has become a major player in the domestic political scenario. Public opinion data reveal that there is a cross-sectional support for the 15-M among the general population in Spain, affecting people of different ages, genders, employment situations and levels of urbanization. The data present a “movement of dissent” and confirm the crisis of the consensu…
Leaks-based journalism and media scandals
This article offers a comparative study of three media scandals arising from two types of leaks: official ones (the Monedero Case and the Pujol Case) and those originating from citizens (the Falciani List). Official leaks are carried out by elites and respond to private/partisan interests. Citizens’ leaks come from anonymous individuals who deliver huge databases to the media for journalistic treatment. Our objective is to analyse the coverage re…
New intermediations of the electoral information flows
In this article, we analyse the evolution of electoral information flows in Spain in the digital environment. Three post-electoral surveys (2008, 2011 and 2015) among internet users ( N = 4,312) and a series of focus groups enable us to analyse the process of expansion of the Digital Public Sphere (DPS) in Spain. We show that, instead of disintermediation, new intermediations of the electoral information flows appear. The candidacies no longer mo…
Digital disintermediation, technical and national sovereignty
This article analyses the digital shutdown experienced in Catalonia within the framework of the independence referendum of 1 October 2017, which had been declared illegal by Spain’s Constitutional Court. We question the notion of digital disintermediation and examine how Internet control and blackout processes are not exclusive to authoritarian political systems, but have instead begun to develop in Western democracies in situations of socio-poli…
Political science (10 works) · Social Media and Politics (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Business (3 works)