[ecrea] New book: Ephemeral generation / Generación efímera

I've just published my new book, a deep (I hope so) view around the 
implications of the growing phenomenon of the ephemeral communication 
among our audiences, media, cultural industries, or politics:

/Generación efímera: La comunicación de las redes sociales en la era de 
los medios líquidos /(Salamanca: Comunicación Social, 2018).

This book deals with the growing ephemeral communication in several 
fields such as journalism, social media, pop culture and cultural 
industries, including a final chapter made by conversations with young 
users of social networks (what I call here like "ephemeral generation").

During the last two years I´ve been collecting facts, sources, proofs, 
interviews and focus groups with many people, especially with the next 
generation of users, to try to find answers about questions related to 
online identities, media literacy and new media. I hope you enjoy the 
reading of this essay like I enjoyed its process of writing.


Comunicación Social Website:
http://www.comunicacionsocial.es/catalogo/colecciones/periodistica/generacion-efimera 
<http://www.comunicacionsocial.es/catalogo/colecciones/periodistica/generacion-efimera> 


'Look Inside' link:
http://www.comunicacionsocial.es/docs/publicaciones/ficheros/introduccionp67.pdf 
<http://www.comunicacionsocial.es/docs/publicaciones/ficheros/introduccionp67.pdf>

Official Twitter account:
https://twitter.com/LibroGeneracion <https://twitter.com/LibroGeneracion>


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