[Commlist] Contratexto - New Issue

New issue of Contratexto Journal of Communication on the Evolution of 
digital narratives for communication and journalism (Peru).

The journal Contratexto has published its most recent issue, "Evolution 
of Digital Narratives for Communication and Journalism." In its 39th 
edition, the thematic dossier includes 6 articles that address news 
platformization, the influence of the press in the digital environment, 
the effects of media proliferation on citizenship, organizational 
communication in the digital environment, and the discourse of 
eco-influencers.

The 39th edition features contributions from authors and reviewers from 
Argentina, Brazil, Spain, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, and Uruguay.

The issue was edited by Dr. José María Herranz de la Casa (University of 
Castilla-La Mancha, Spain), Dr. Pavel Sidorenko Bautista (International 
University of La Rioja, Spain), and Dr. Mabel Calderín Cruz (Andrés 
Bello Catholic University, Venezuela). Along with them, the editorial 
team of the magazine ensured compliance with the scientific rigor 
required by international indexes to which it belongs.

We would like to remind you that the next issue of the magazine, to be 
published in December of this year, will be dedicated to research on 
emerging communicational citizenship, and the call for submissions 
closes on June 15th. You can follow Contratexto on Instagram, Facebook, 
and Twitter, or register on the website to stay informed about upcoming 
calls for submissions.

PDF: https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2023.n39 
<https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2023.n39>

Open Calls for Submissions: http://bit.ly/Contratexto_Submit 
<http://bit.ly/Contratexto_Submit>

Twitter: www.twitter.com/Contratexto_UL 
<http://www.twitter.com/Contratexto_UL>

Instagram: www.instagram.com/contratexto_ul 
<http://www.instagram.com/contratexto_ul>

No Article Processing Charges (APCs) apply: Contratexto remains an Open 
Access and non-profit service funded entirely by our institution. No 
payment from the authors will ever be required.

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