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- Combating repeated lies: The impact of fact‐checking on persistent falsehoods by politicians(Cogitatio, 2024) Larraz, I. (Irene); Serrano-Puche, J. (Javier); Salaverría-Aliaga, R. (Ramón)The rise of repeated false claims within political discourse is undermining fact‐checking efforts. By reiterating similar statements that perpetuate previous falsehoods, political actors shift from misinformation to deliberate disinformation and even propagandistic tactics. Through an analysis of 1,204 political fact‐checks conducted by the Spanish fact‐checking organization Newtral, this study quantifies and characterizes the prevalence of repeated false claims in political discourse, revealing that a substantial 24.8% of false statements are repeated, with each being repeated an average of four times. By delving into the nature and types of claims most susceptible to recurrence, the study identifies five primary patterns employed by political actors: nuanced variations, data manipulation, multilateral attacks, discourse qualification, and cumulative repetition. These tactics blur the lines between deception and self‐correction. The annotated database of these repeated false statements can serve as a valuable resource for exploratory qualitative analysis as well as claim‐matching research in automated fact‐checking.
- Mídia e jornalistas, um futuro em comum?(FIAM-FAAM Centro Universitário, 2015) Salaverría-Aliaga, R. (Ramón)Pode um profissional livrar-se do destino da empresa em que trabalha? Em princípio, não parece difícil: basta buscar outro local para realizar sua tarefa. Se uma empresa quebra, sempre haverá uma concorrente que irá se beneficiar com o desaparecimento de sua rival e que tenha possibilidade de contratar. Mas o que acontece quando todas as empresas de uma indústria vão muito mal? Para onde correr? É chegado o momento de abandonar o negócio e fechar as portas de toda uma profissão? Esta é uma situação com que hoje em dia não poucos jornalistas temem enfrentar-se, acuados pela sombria situação dos meios para os quais trabalham. Por mais que os jornalistas estejam acostumados a lidar com o stress, isso pesa muito.
- (Reseña) Contesting tears: the Hollywood melodrama of the unknown woman/ Cavell, Stanley(1997) Echart, P. (Pablo)
- Tendencias estilísticas en la producción de series de TVE (1964-1975). Los casos de La pequeña comedia e Historias para no dormir(Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 2022) Diego-González, P. (Patricia); Martínez-Sáez, J. (José); Canós-Cerdá, E. (Elvira)Este artículo tiene como objetivo la identificación de los rasgos estilísticos de las primeras series de ficción producidas en soporte electrónico por TVE. Se han estudiado dos títulos representativos de esta década. La pequeña comedia (1966-1968) escrita por Víctor Ruiz Iriarte y dirigida por Pedro Amalio López e Historias para no dormir (1966-1982) escrita y dirigida por Narciso Ibáñez Serrador. En concreto, se ha realizado un análisis visual de dos capítulos: “El café” (La pequeña comedia) y “La promesa” (Historias para no dormir). En estos años convivieron en TVE dos tendencias de realización diferentes. Por un lado, una que mantenía lazos estrechos con la dramaturgia teatral encarnada en La pequeña comedia. Por otro, la que buscaba aprovechar las posibilidades del medio televisivo acercándose a planteamientos cinematográficos como ocurría en Historias para no dormir.
- Public relations origins and evolution: A global perspective(De Gruyter, 2021) Rodríguez-Salcedo, N. (Natalia); Watson, T. (Tom)Abstract: Public relations has ancient roots in promotional activities but is largely a communication phenomenon of the 20th century. Governments played a fundamental role in establishing communication activities in many regions and continents. These led to the formation of profession-like practices of public relations. From this base, trade associations were formed and education programmes introduced in many coun-tries. Later, the agency sector developed and became internationalised. Although the main international influences on public relations have been from Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States, distinctive national forms of public relations based on cultural, political and social influences have been evolving in the second half of the 20th century and into the 21st. In general, public relations practice has thrived in its application and employment in countries with open economies and democratic institutions where free speech is less controlled.
- Percepción económica y polarización política en tiempos de crisis(2024) Sierra-Iso, A. (Aurken); Rodríguez-Virgili, J. (Jordi); Vara-Miguel, A. (Alfonso)La polarización se ha convertido en uno de los fenómenos políticos protagonistas de la actualidad. Diversos estudios empíricos demuestran que el aumento de la polarización es un fenómeno habitual tras una crisis de carácter financiera. En este artículo, se ahondará en la relación entre la polarización política y la percepción de la situación económica familiar y general en España. Los resultados muestran que, al evaluar cuestiones cercanas, como la percepción de la situación económica familiar, los ciudadanos emiten opiniones vinculadas a su nivel de ingresos ¿una variable económica. Sin embargo, en cuestiones abstractas como la evaluación de la situación económica general de España, la orientación ideológica de los ciudadanos es la variable más influyente. Este alineamiento indica que los españoles asumen un enfoque ideológico en lugar de uno puramente económico y, por lo tanto, más susceptible de influencia polarizadora del discurso de las élites y la cobertura periodística.
- When science becomes controversial(Routledge, 2018) Azevedo-Moreira, J.M. (José María); Codina, M. (Mónica); Erviti, M.C. (Mª Carmen)Online video’s unique capacity to reach large audiences makes it a powerful tool to communicate science and technology to the general public. The outcome of the international research project "Videonline," this book provides a unique insight into the key elements of online science videos, such as narrative trends, production characteristics, and issues of scientific rigor. If offers various methodological approaches: a literature review, content analysis, and interviews and surveys of expert practitioners to provide information on how to maintain standards of rigour and technical quality in video production.
- La democratización de la moda en España: Telva 1963-1975(EUNSA: Ediciones Universidad de Navarra, 2020) Bueso, R. (Roberta); Codina, M. (Mónica)1 de octubre de 1963 sale a la luz el primer número de la revista Telva. Ideada por un equipo de redacción joven y abierto a lo nuevo, enseguida obtuvo dentro de la industria de la moda el mismo reconocimiento que sus homólogas extranjeras Harper s Bazaar, Vogue, Marie Claire, o Elle. Telva se consolida como la primera revista femenina de alta gama española. Sus páginas inspiran nuevos estilos de vida y contribuyen a consolidar el prestigio internacional de la industria española del prêt-à-porter.
- Does sustainability matter to fashion consumers? Clustering fashion consumers and their purchasing behavior in Spain(Taylor & Francis, 2022) Sádaba, T. (Teresa); Codina, M. (Mónica); Blas-Riesgo, S. (Silvia)Using choice-based conjoint analysis, this research explores consumer behavior for sustainable fashion in Spain. We confronted consumers through an online survey with a real marketplace situation in which they had to make trade-offs between different attributes and where the importance of the price factor was explicitly considered. Specifically, the information available for consumers on clothing hangtags – price, country of origin, material composition, and (with/without) fair-trade label – was used to study consumer preferences for sustainable fashion products. Furthermore, we examined how consumers ponder the five dimensions of sustainable fashion – functionality, authenticity, exclusivity, localism and equity. Based on a sample of 1,063 respondents, the results indicate that price is still the critical purchasing driver for the average consumer. 31.9% of the sample always chose the lowest pricetag independently of the other attributes. Combining the conjoint results, the attitude towards the five dimensions of slow fashion, and demographics, we identified four clusters of consumers: Sustainability Rejecters, Sustainability Neutrals, Sustainability Believers, and Sustainability Enthusiasts. Ninety-two consumers, 8.65% of the sample, appear to buy sustainable fashion regularly. This endorses and significantly adds to the literature on sustainable fashion consumer behavior in a flourishing market and to the attitude-behavior gap research.