[Commlist] Journal of Communication ICONO 14 - New issue Computational Methods in Communication published

NEW ISSUE COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN COMMUNICATION

Vol. 18 Num. 1 (2020)

https://icono14.net

The recent increase in data, tools and processing power available 
digitally is encouraging the use of computational methods for the study 
of communication and in the Social Sciences, in general. A phenomenon 
that open new lines of research and a practical application. For example 
the understanding of social aspects in current digital contexts; the 
identification of factors that affect the occurrence of such events; the 
application of communication strategies, in the study of new meanings of 
citizen exercise and consumption of users from current digital 
scenarios; and in the use of new methodologies that until recently were 
alien to the field of Social and Humanistic Sciences.

The present issue analyses the relevance of the use and application of 
computer methods around issues related to communication, both at the 
research level and in their application to user analysis and their 
application to different fields of marketing, digital product design, 
political communication, among others. All with the purpose of 
contributing to a general vision of the most relevant approaches and 
perspectives of applicability of this type of method at the level of 
communication today.

MONOGRAPH

Computational methods in Communication. Presentation

Elias Said Hung, Dr., Daladier Jabba-Molinares, Dr.

An analysis of deontological codes of Latin American

Jesus Díaz-Campo, María-Ángeles Chaparro-Domínguez

Influence of media on the political conversation on Twitter. Activity, 
popularity, and authority in the digital debate in Spain

Andreu Casero-Ripollés

The artificial Intelligence. theoretical, formative and communicative 
challenges of digital datification

Víctor Lope Salvador, Dr. Ph.D, Xhevrie Mamaqi, PHD, Dra., Javier Vidal 
Bordes, Dr. Ph.D

Call into the platform! Merging platform grammatization and practical 
knowledge to study digital networks

Janna Joceli Omena, António Granado

Analysis of social networks of scientific production on television 
programming

Alicia Moreno Delgado, Rafael Repiso, Dr., Julio Montero-Díaz, Dr.

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Children's tv shows and their time shifted consumption in Spain

Jorge Gallardo-Camacho, Eva Lavín, Javier Sierra Sánchez

 From Twitter to Instagram: What social network do fashion and beauty 
magazines choose?

Ruth Gómez de Travesedo Rojas, Marta Gil Ramírez

The impact of using images on CSIC’s Twitter profile

Aitor González Bengoechea

THEORETICAL INNOVATION

Social media and its intersections with free speech, freedom of 
information and privacy. An analysis

Francisco Segado-Boj, Jesús Díaz-Campo

Political Communication in times of New Political Culture

Xabier Barandiaran, Alfonso Unceta, Simon Peña

BOOK REVIEWS

Networks, Movements and Technopolitics in Latin America

Emmanuelle Gutiérrez y Restrepo

The need for an ethics linked to big data

Eva Matarín

GUEST EDITORS

- Elias Said-Hung, Universidad Internacional de la Rioja (Spain)

- Daladier Jabba-Molinares, Universidad del Norte (Colombia)

EDITORS JOURNAL ICONO 14

- Francisco García García, Audiovisual Communication Professor, UCM, 
Madrid, Spain

- Manuel Gertrudix Barrio, Digital Communication Principal Lecturer, 
URJC, Madrid, Spain


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