Vol. 20 No. SI (2026): Special Issue — The Crisis of Journalism in the Post-Media Public Sphere

Articles

• Introduction: the crisis of journalism in the post-media public sphere

  Germán Llorca-Abad, Guillermo López-García

  1-7

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• Off or out of range: institutional communication, contradictions, and an information blackout during the Dana in Valencia

  Raquel Pérez-Ejerique, Joaquín Aguar-Torres, Guillermo López-García, Laura Bellver-Carsí

  8-31

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• Use of Instagram for the dissemination of information during a natural disaster: a case study of À Punt during the dana in the Valencian Community

  Miquel Camarasa-Sanchis, Raúl Terol-Bolinches

  32-47

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• WhatsApp as a government communication tool: the case of the Spanish Government's new official channel

  Alberto E. López-Carrión

  48-69

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• Entangled journalists? A generational approach to the use and perception of social media within the profession

  Marta Meneu, Maria Iranzo-Cabrera, Alicia Soria-Salvador

  70-87

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• From ‘workations’ to ‘emotional salary’: the normalisation of labour precarity in the Spanish press

  Lucía Márquez

  88-107

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• Affective polarization and selective cohesion in the rhetoric of the extreme right: A corpus-pragmatic study of Donald Trump's discourse

  Eva M. Mestre-Mestre

  108-126

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• Alt-tech in Spain: mapping the Spanish far-right ecosystem on Telegram

  Marco Antonio Ruiz-Pérez

  127-148

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• Influencers in the dana: digital populism and new catalysts for political discourse in times of crisis

  Claudi Penalba de los Santos

  149-166

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• Reframing connections between media and politics in the digital context: the mobilization of journalism by parliamentarians and the reorganization of the Brazilian media system

  Michele Goulart Massuchin, Renata Copatti Salvador

  167-184

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• The symbolic exclusion of the latino vote in Spain: the election campaigns of the PP and PSOE

  Enrique Borba-Romanelli, Jordi Rodríguez-Virgili

  185-213

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• Age does matter: Midjourney’s visual representation of older adults and journalistic ethics

  Juan Linares-Lanzman, David Carbonell Mateo, Andrea Rosales, Inés Montoya Espinagosa

  214-232

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