Article analyzes the inclusion of neurosciences such as Anthropology and Ethnography in the study of online audiences. These disciplines, when used in digital environments, derive in names such as cyberanthropology, digital anthropology or virtual ethnography. These acquire relevance in the communicative processes of the people mediated by computer, influenced by the new narrative forms, proposing a more transversal and multidisciplinary approach in the study of users with the aim of knowing and detecting the needs of the same, as well as, knowing in depth the phenomenon of masses that are aligned in social networks using different mobile devices. Finally, some additional steps are suggested for the articulation of Anthropology for Cyberjournalism, exploring the implications of the disciplines treated as innovative strategies in the study of journalism and communication.

Disruptive technologies and their impact on journalism and communication force us to assume challenges in learning new techniques for data and information processing. Interdisciplinary knowledge is evident in the teaching of new professional profiles. Data journalism is an example of this, so the immersion into a data culture must be preceded by awareness in the learning of news applications, algorithms or the treatment of Big Data, elements that configure new paradigms among journalists of the media on the Internet. With the revision of texts, direct observation of selected applications and case study, some conclusions are established that contain a growing demand in the knowledge of new techniques. The results show the use of technological resources and the proposal of changes in the curricula of the communication faculties.

The traditional media have shown during a lot of time the cliché of social institutions that they gather, write and distribute the news of the day to serve the society. For it, and in order to avoid situations that put in risk the credibility of the journalists, a series of ethical codes have developed that allows to support the responsibility that the society has deposited in them. In Internet, in many cases, this news and information’s have been – and they are - spoilt of the reality and they expand dangerously. For all this, some voices claim the need of an ethical code, which is assumed by means and professionals of the digital environment. This article analyzes the social, ethical and responsibility of the journalists and the press in Internet.

Disruptive technologies and their impact on journalism and communication force us to assume challenges in learning new techniques for data and information processing. Interdisciplinary knowledge is evident in the teaching of new professional profiles. Data journalism is an example of this, so the immersion into a data culture must be preceded by awareness in the learning of news applications, algorithms or the treatment of Big Data, elements that configure new paradigms among journalists of the media on the Internet. With the revision of texts, direct observation of selected applications and case study, some conclusions are established that contain a growing demand in the knowledge of new techniques. The results show the use of technological resources and the proposal of changes in the curricula of the communication faculties.

The article addresses the use of clickbait in the current media ecosystem, dominated by the hegemony of social networks and in which the competition to attract the attention of users is increasing among the media. In this scenario, one of the challenges that journalism faces is misinformation, but also the challenge of attracting readers to their websites, which is why the use of headlines that seek to attract attention is becoming more and more common. of the user to click on the link, regardless of their informative rigor, which may cause further misinformation. Due to this, this work seeks to analyze the content (messages) that appear in the Twitter profiles of the main Spanish media that use techniques such as clickbait and to evaluate whether the bait headlines produce more misinformation or not, in the current panorama. Spanish media. The methodology is based on the content analysi...

Digitization has brought with it an increase in the supply of media and content, which has led to an increase in competition for news companies both in terms of audience and income. But how to convert that audience that is migrating from paper to the digital environment into income? In this paper, an exploratory and descriptive analysis of the business models of journalistic companies in the digital environmentis made. For this reason, three objectives are proposed: to know the main marketing strategies, identify the conditions that have influenced decision-making and detect market challenges. Based on which, the reports made by the Reuters Institute, Pew Research Center, Poynter Institute, Evoca and the Association of Information Media are taken as a reference, as well as the contributions of various researchers on thesubject. It is found that, among the strategies developed, charging f...

Journalism and media are going through a change of era. This change is reflected in the transformation of journalism and media-lived and that another major in 1980 that became known as mediamorphosis, by this, professionals have to learn new roles. The impact of information technology and Internet has changed the way how you present the news and, most importantly, transform the business model that has characterized media companies. This article analyzes the current situation provides some strategic guidelines to be followed by some media-and-do and studied some of the new profiles arebeginning to emerge as a result of the reinvention of journalism and the media.

Journalism and media are going through a change of era. This change is reflected in the transformation of journalism and media-lived and that another major in 1980 that became known as mediamorphosis, by this, professionals have to learn new roles. The impact of information technology and Internet has changed the way how you present the news and, most importantly, transform the business model that has characterized media companies. This article analyzes the current situation provides some strategic guidelines to be followed by some media-and-do and studied some of the new profiles arebeginning to emerge as a result of the reinvention of journalism and the media.

Digitization has brought with it an increase in the supply of media and content, which has led to an increase in competition for news companies both in terms of audience and income. But how to convert that audience that is migrating from paper to the digital environment into income? In this paper, an exploratory and descriptive analysis of the business models of journalistic companies in the digital environmentis made. For this reason, three objectives are proposed: to know the main marketing strategies, identify the conditions that have influenced decision-making and detect market challenges. Based on which, the reports made by the Reuters Institute, Pew Research Center, Poynter Institute, Evoca and the Association of Information Media are taken as a reference, as well as the contributions of various researchers on thesubject. It is found that, among the strategies developed, charging f...

While until now news programmes have been designed to be broadcast on large screen formats, especially television and computer screens, for the last decade, programmers have been making efforts to reach consumers on smaller receiver formats such as tablets and, more recently, mobile phones. Faced with this reality, television news has been redefined and reoriented, even using non-professional images for broadcasting. In this article, we review the evolution of audiovisual news, from television news to on-demand television and from there, its transition to vodcasting; all of this through an updated bibliography and the vision of television news managers. We therefore use a qualitative, descriptive and exploratory methodology, applying a questionnaire as a methodological tool. Audiovisual information has always been the most consumed and has increased with situations such as the global pan...