No. 52 (2022): Public communication of science and technology in Ibero-America

Published: 2022-05-20

EDITORIAL

• Public communication of science and technology in Ibero-America

  Teresa Vernal Vilicic, Lorena Valderrama Zenteno

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• Cuadernos.info 52 - Presentation of General Topics

  Rayén Condeza Dall’Orso

  IV-IX

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MAIN TOPIC

• 'No risk in the rural': information on COVID-19 among rural university

  Luiz Paulo Ribeiro, Alida Alves Leal

  1-23

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• Anti-science disinformation about COVID-19 spread on Twitter in Hispanic America

  David García-Marín, Marta Merino-Ortego

  24-46

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• Scare to destabilise: disinformation about COVID-19 in Argentina and Spain

  Raquel Tarullo, José Gamir-Ríos

  47-68

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• Communicate the risk of SARS-COV-2: televised reports from the Chilean Ministry of Health

  Verónica Rocamora, Claudio Broitman, Yanira Olivares, María Paz Toloza

  69-90

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• The audiovisual communication of science in social networks in Costa Rica

  Margoth Mena Young

  91-112

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• Citizen science through schools: the importance of interpersonal relationships

  Ilídio André Costa, Carla Morais, Mário João Monteiro

  113-135

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OTHER TOPICS

• The salience of inequality in spanish cybermedia in a pandemic year

  Javier Odriozola-Chéné, Rosa Pérez-Arozamena

  136-159

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• Users’ participation forms on the digital press. Cubadebate as case study

  Linnet Molina Rodríguez

  160-180

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• Twitter and the (de)construction of the myth: Maradona and feminist digital activism

  Julen Orbegozo Terradillos, Jordi Morales-i-Gras, Ainara Larrondo Ureta

  181-203

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• Journalism, political sources, and gender in Chile. A disproportionate relationship

  Eileen Hudson, William Porath, Constanza Ortega-Gunckel

  204-225

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• Origins and development of sensationalist crime journalism in Spain (1883-1917)

  Antonio Laguna-Platero, Francesc Andreu Martínez-Gallego

  226-245

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• The concept of antihero or antiheroine in contemporary audiovisual transmedia

  Alfonso Freire, Montserrat Vidal-Mestre

  246-265

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• Photographers and the photographic act in the filmography of Pedro Almodóvar

  Nekane Parejo

  266-284

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• Persuasive strategies in television food advertising in Spain

  Marta Cerezo Prieto, Francisco Javier Frutos Esteban, Andrés González Fuentes

  285-306

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• The communication of vegan influencers on Instagram: the Spanish case

  Tamara Romero-Cantero, Cristina González-Díaz, Natalia Quintas-Froufe

  307-329

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