In the process of adaptation of the radio industry to the nature of the digital environment, operators are implementing strategies that convey the coexistence of the offline, still as a core business, and the online, in pursuit of the definition of their own r@dio project. The objective of this article is to determine the type of activities that are developed, their efficiency and influence in the peculiarities of their own market. Research is carried out in two different scenarios, Spain and Colombia, and it poses a methodologically mixed approach from the design of instruments that provide quantitative inputs. It is also important to bear in mind the qualitative elements of the events of social media and the ones from web radio. As a conclusion, it is observed Broadcasting comes from the offline sound, which in the context of the 360° tactic, testimony in the presence of text, photogr...

In the process of adaptation of the radio industry to the nature of the digital environment, operators are implementing strategies that convey the coexistence of the offline, still as a core business, and the online, in pursuit of the definition of their own r@dio project. The objective of this article is to determine the type of activities that are developed, their efficiency and influence in the peculiarities of their own market. Research is carried out in two different scenarios, Spain and Colombia, and it poses a methodologically mixed approach from the design of instruments that provide quantitative inputs. It is also important to bear in mind the qualitative elements of the events of social media and the ones from web radio. As a conclusion, it is observed Broadcasting comes from the offline sound, which in the context of the 360° tactic, testimony in the presence of text, photogr...

University radio stations in Colombia have become a significant contributor to the country's creative and cultural industry, having developed their unique identities over almost a century of existence. In the last two decades, the number of university radio stations has grown exponentially, with over 80 stations from 60 universities of various types (public and private), identities (confessional, secular, regional, national), and focuses (educational and research). Each station has acquired distinct characteristics. The study presented here used both quantitative (survey and analysis sheets) and qualitative (interview and documentary review) methods to investigate university radio stations and their agents. The aim was to identify and analyze the challenges faced by the directors of this type of radio station. The analysis focused on the relationship between the media and the university,...

The crisis of political representation in Chile has led to a decrease in the participation of young people in elections, while increasing in social movements. These could affect how they perceive their ability to effect change through politics. This cross-sectional study analyzes, through self-report scales, gender differences in the relationship between internal political efficacy and the importance given to conventional and non-conventional political participation in a sample of Chilean adolescents (N = 949). Results show that the importance given to conventional politics is associated with internal political efficacy for men and women, while the importance given to unconventional politics is only associated for women. The importance of different forms of political participation in the formation of young political citizens is discussed, in the context of feminist mobilizations.

The crisis of political representation in Chile has led to a decrease in the participation of young people in elections, while increasing in social movements. These could affect how they perceive their ability to effect change through politics. This cross-sectional study analyzes, through self-report scales, gender differences in the relationship between internal political efficacy and the importance given to conventional and non-conventional political participation in a sample of Chilean adolescents (N = 949). Results show that the importance given to conventional politics is associated with internal political efficacy for men and women, while the importance given to unconventional politics is only associated for women. The importance of different forms of political participation in the formation of young political citizens is discussed, in the context of feminist mobilizations.

The crisis of political representation in Chile has led to a decrease in the participation of young people in elections, while increasing in social movements. These could affect how they perceive their ability to effect change through politics. This cross-sectional study analyzes, through self-report scales, gender differences in the relationship between internal political efficacy and the importance given to conventional and non-conventional political participation in a sample of Chilean adolescents (N = 949). Results show that the importance given to conventional politics is associated with internal political efficacy for men and women, while the importance given to unconventional politics is only associated for women. The importance of different forms of political participation in the formation of young political citizens is discussed, in the context of feminist mobilizations.