| Issue | Title | |
| Extraordinary Issue (October 2020) | Coexistence between radio and social networks in the process of media convergence in Spain | Abstract |
| Abel Suing, Kruzkaya Ordóñez, Francisco-Javier Herrero-Gutiérrez | ||
| Issue 60 (June 2019) | Romance in the femslash. A narrative analysis of fan fiction: “Una vez más, una oportunidad más” | Abstract |
| Maria Isabel Villa-Montoya, Diego Montoya-Bermudez, Johanna Escobar | ||
| Issue 59 (December 2018) | Millennials’ TV: An approach to their viewing habits | Abstract |
| Enrique Guerrero Pérez, Cristina González Oñate, David Kimber Camussetti | ||
| Issue 41 (February 2011) | Hollywood, public threat and designers of narrative trends. Popular fiction and political discourse in the wake of 9/11 | Abstract |
| Antonio Sánchez-Escalonilla | ||
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