ç Abstracts Introduction. This article presents a research based on the use of images on Twitter by 36 competing candidates at the 2015 municipal elections in Spain. Methodology. The empirical research consists of a content analysis completed through a selection of variables drawn from a thorough literature review. Results. The interpretation of the fieldwork, which consisted of 388 graphic resources, has revealed the indexical character of the photographs of the candidates for mayor and the preponderance of personalization techniques. Discussion. The possibilities that microblogging platform entails for the extension of contact between leaders and citizens demonstrate the need to change the traditional interest towards the television and reflect now about the scope of social networks. Conclusions. A better use of graphic resources and political communication is possible on Twitter.
Introduction. The research analyzes 6 scientific and pseudoscientific magazines in terms of web 2.0 tool usage and informational treatment. Methodology. The digital ecosystem of the magazines is explored and described, and subsequently a quantitative and qualitative content analysis of 232 units is elaborated. This sample is probabilistic and selected randomly from a universe of 1,434 publications of the magazine's web, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram accounts. Results and conclusions. The results show that use of 2.0 resources is basic and features of social networks are hardly exploited. In addition, although many images are used, news are not accompanied by videos, info-graphics or other types of interactive resources. The information treatment presents a need of improvement, more news should be accompanied by their authorship and the source of images more often captioned.
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