Introducción. El artículo analiza la cobertura que los diarios de difusión nacional con edición autonómica (Abc, El Mundo y El País) prestaron a la campaña de las elecciones andaluzas del 25 de marzo de 2012. Objetivos. Determinar similitudes y divergencias en el tratamiento de los comicios entre unas cabeceras y otras, establecer el grado de convergencia de su agenda con la de los partidos contendientes, caracterizar la presencia de los líderes políticos e identificar los frames predominantes. Metodología. Se aplica el análisis de contenido, atendiendo a dieciséis ítems relativos a la ubicación, la producción y el contenido de 497 textos publicados por los tres diarios. Conclusiones. La investigación constata el predominio de temas regionales en la cobertura de la campaña, la escasa presencia de elementos interpretativos y analíticos y la primacía de los encuadres estratégico y de juego en el enfoque de la información

The behaviour of the television audience on social networks. An approach to its profile and the most talked-about programmes AbstractIntroduction. This article analyses the profile of the television audience and its behaviour in social networks from different points of view, and across different TV formats and genres. Method. The study is based on a computer-assisted telephone interview applied to a sample of Spanish people over 18 years of age. A total of 1,201 interviews were conducted, with an absolute sampling error of +2.8 percent and a confidence level of 95.5 percent. The participating households were selected by means of a simple random sampling technique, while the selection of participants tried to assure representativeness in terms of sex, age and geographical location. Results. The most talked-about TV programmes in social media belong to the fictional, entertainment and sports genres, although there are differences depending on the age, sex and educational level of the TV audience.Conclusions. The study confirmed that there is a growing trend to talk about TV programmes on social media. However, it is necessary to carry out a detailed content analysis to better understand the audience"s attitudes and the issues explored on those TV programmes that are talked about on social media.

Introduction. This article describes the conditions of interns in media companies and their degree of satisfaction with such conditions. Methods. The study is based on a survey conducted in 2015 among all journalism students doing internships in newspapers, radio stations and news agencies in the city of Málaga. Data were subjected to statistical analysis. Results. 85% of the interns affirm they systematically work overtime. Their workload is comparable to that of senior professionals. Despite these conditions, satisfaction among interns is high, and it increases when they perceive the company values their overtime. However, interns' satisfaction diminishes as their experience increases. Conclusions. The results question the formative role of internships and indicate that students' behaviours and attitudes could be explained by their expectations of job placement in the medium.