| Issue | Title | |
| Issue 40 (December 2010) | The spin doctors central role. Politics as communicational process | Abstract PDF (Català) |
| Toni Aira Foix | ||
| Issue 62 (June 2020) | The teaching-learning of automated journalism in public institutions: Studies, feasibility proposals and future impact of artificial intelligence | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| María José Ufarte Ruiz, César Fieiras-Ceide, Miguel Túñez-López | ||
| Issue 41 (February 2011) | The territorial organization of Catalonia and Spain in the persuasive strategies of political parties and regional institutions during the campaign of the Estatut | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Arantxa Capdevila, Lorena Gómez | ||
| Issue 42 (June 2011) | The Thorny Issue of Politicians, Minors and Journalists: Legality and Ethics in Press Photography | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Carlos Maciá-Barber | ||
| Monographic: Audiovisual 2.0 (February 2012) | The transformation of the audiovisual contents and the influence of the mobile devices in the new transmedia scene | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Alberto Tognazzi Drake | ||
| Issue 53 (December 2015) | The unnoticed challenge. Conflict framing on the Catalan independence referendum | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Carlos A. Ballesteros Herencia | ||
| Issue 62 (June 2020) | The value of values in 21st-century journalism: The ethical training of journalists in the post-truth era | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Rodrigo Fidel Rodríguez Borges | ||
| Issue 42 (June 2011) | The video game as expressive frame. Aesthetics, rules and worlds of reference | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Antonio José Planells de la Maza | ||
| Issue 55 (December 2016) | The video games that entertain children: offer and demand analysis of video games among the young audience | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Beatriz Feijoo, Aurora García-González | ||
| Issue 56 (June 2017) | Towards an Americanization of political campaigns? The use of Facebook and Twitter for campaigning in Spain, USA and Norway | Abstract PDF (Català) EPUB (Català) |
| Laura Cervi, Núria Roca | ||
| Issue 55 (December 2016) | Traces identity and imaginary teens | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Ángel Vidal Rabadán Crespo | ||
| Issue 62 (June 2020) | Training in data journalism in Spain: An overview of the higher education academic offering | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Marta Saavedra Llamas, Mercedes Herrero de la Fuente, Eduardo Castillo Lozano | ||
| Issue 57 (December 2017) | Transmedia narratives with young university students: Digital ethnography in the hyperconnected society | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| José Miguel Gutiérrez Pequeño, Eduardo Fernández Rodríguez, Laura de la Iglesia Atienza | ||
| Issue 40 (December 2010) | Trends and models of Media literacy in Europe: Between digital competence and critical understanding | Abstract PDF |
| José Manuel Pérez-Tornero, Oralia Paredes, Glòria Baena, Santiago Giraldo, Santiago Tejedor, Núria Fernández | ||
| Monographic: Audiovisual 2.0 (February 2012) | True Advertising Blood: spreading fictional universes | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Raúl Rodríguez Ferrándiz | ||
| Issue 55 (December 2016) | TV series and video games: the poetics of seriality in playful form | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Alfonso Cuadrado | ||
| Issue 60 (June 2019) | University media in Ecuador: Interviews with institutional managers on the leap from theory to journalistic practice | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Juan Pablo Trámpuz, Daniel Barredo Ibáñez, María Bella Palomo | ||
| Issue 63 (December 2020) | Venezuelan mass migration in Colombia: Study of newsframing in reference cybermedia | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Gabriel Lotero-Echeverri, Luis M. Romero-Rodríguez, M. Amor Pérez-Rodríguez | ||
| Issue 53 (December 2015) | Visual narrative on the liberation of the extermination camps: analysis of Night will Fall (André Singer, 2014) | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Aarón Rodríguez Serrano | ||
| Issue 58 (June 2018) | Widening landscapes of TV storytelling in the digital media environment of the 21st century | Abstract PDF EPUB |
| Milly Buonanno | ||
| Issue 57 (December 2017) | Wikipedia access and contribution: Language choice in multilingual communities . A case study | Abstract PDF EPUB |
| Joan Soler-Adillon, Pere Freixa | ||
| Issue 50 (May 2014) The social construction of gender in the media | Women Behind the Camera in The Spanish Television Industry | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Nuria Simelio, Maria Forga | ||
| Issue 56 (June 2017) | Women of “The Wire” | Abstract PDF EPUB |
| Bruce A. Williams, Andrea L. Press | ||
| Issue 61 (December 2019) | Women’s body image in the graphic advertising of high-end Spanish women’s magazines | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Silvia María Vega Saldaña, Daniel Barredo Ibáñez, Ana Merchán Clavellino | ||
| Issue 54 (June 2016) | Yes, Life is quite strange (Guilt and time in Life is Strange) | Abstract PDF (Español) EPUB (Español) |
| Marta Martín Núñez, Shaila García Catalán, Aarón Rodríguez Serrano | ||
| Issue 40 (December 2010) | Young people and television fiction: representations and effects | Abstract PDF (Català) |
| Charo Lacalle | ||
| Issue 48 (September 2013) Monograph: Media Literacy and Youth | Youth in digital culture and media: global and Scandinavian perspectives | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| Ulla Carlsson | ||
| Issue 48 (September 2013) Monograph: Media Literacy and Youth | Youth participation on social networks: purposes, opportunities and rewards | Abstract PDF (Español) |
| María del Carmen García Galera, José Alonso Seco, Mercedes Del Hoyo Hurtado | ||
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