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Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
1998-01-10	Principios didáctico-pedagógicos de la redacción periodística	Moreno Espinosa, Pastora
1998-01-10	Las otras hemerotecas canarias	González Antón, Javier
1998-01-10	La información y los textos jurídicos de la colonia	Badilla Calderón, Annie
1998-01-10	Un breve recorrido por la televisión en El Salvador	Herrera Palacios, Antonio
1998-01-10	México: la radio, la ciudad y la gente	Rivera Kohn, Daniela
1998-01-10	El fenómeno comunicativo de la solidaridad informativa	de Pablos Coello, José Manuel
2020	Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Gender in Turkey’s Islamic-Oriented Self-Help Literature: Constructing Self-Regulating Female Subjectivity	Sayan-Cengiz, Feyda
2020	Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Cinema Has Split the Girl’s Soul Into Pieces: Scrutinizing Representations of Women in Films From Turkey	Cengiz, Esin
2020	Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| The Image of Turkish Women as the Antithesis of the Ottoman Past: Representations of Women in the Newspapers of the Early Republican Era	Ercan-Bilgiç, Esra
2020	Comparative Media Studies in the Digital Age| The Everything-ness and the More-ness of the Internet: How Digital Is Different From Other Media	Rainie, Lee
2020	The crisis of trust in media often has been attributed to the development of the Internet. This article aimed to empirically examine the role of the Internet in eroding or strengthening trust in media. Taking an ecological perspective, this article studied how Internet development is shaping the informational context in which media trust is created. The data from the World Values Survey were adopted with 61,975 respondents in 46 countries. Multilevel analyses reported a couple of results. First, trust in media is increased in the Internet context, but is undermined by the individual use of the Internet. Second, the Internet creates a disembedding context in which the cultural approach to media trust is weakened, and the institutional approach is strengthened.	Chao-Su, Chris; Liu, Jun; Zhou, Baohua
2020	Comparative Media Studies in the Digital Age| Does the Internet Erode Trust in Media? A Comparative Study of 46 Countries	Liu, Xinchuan
2020	Comparative Studies of Internet Use: A Review of SSCI-Indexed Journal Articles, 1969–2019	Zhao, Hui; Liu, Jun
2020	Comparative Media Studies in the Digital Age| Comparative Communication Research: Why We Really Need Some More Fuzzy Thinking	Downey, John
2020	Comparative Media Studies in the Digital Age| Comparative Research, System Change, and the Complexity of Media Systems	Hallin, Daniel
2020	Comparative Media Studies in the Digital Age| Comparing Media Systems and the Digital Age	Mancini, Paolo
2020	Collectivindualism and Shadow Players: Palestinian Youth, Social Media, and Hamas’s Communications Strategies	Chorev-Halewa, Harel
2020	The Role of Different TV Storytelling Approaches in Engaging U.S. Hispanic Parents and Caregivers Around Early Childhood Development	Borum-Chattoo, Caty; Feldman, Lauran; Henderson-Riley, Amy
2020	Tone and Threats on Television Over Time: A Longitudinal Analysis of News About Roma in Flanders (2003‒2017)	Jacobs, Laura
2020	The European Refugee Crisis Discourse in the Spanish Press: Mapping Humanization and Dehumanization Frames Through Metaphors	Montagut, Marta; Moragas-Fernández, Carlota