[Commlist] New Special Issue of Media & Journalism - Youth views of the world and contexts of digital citizenship published

We are very proud to announce the new issue of the journal Media & 
Jornalismo / Media & Journalism, Vol 24, No 45 (2024), edited by Maria 
José Brites (Lusófona University, CICANT, PT), Teresa Sofia Castro 
(Lusófona University, CICANT, PT), and Paloma Contreras-Pulido 
(International University of La Rioja, ES).

We invite you to review the table of contents here and then visit at:
https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/mj/issue/view/830 
<https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/mj/issue/view/830>
<https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/mj/issue/view/830 
<https://impactum-journals.uc.pt/mj/issue/view/830> >

PRESENTATION

Young people’s perspectives on the world around them and contexts of 
digital citizenship
Maria José Brites, Teresa Sofia Castro, Paloma Contreras-Pulido

ARTICLES
“It is the best Tool we have, but that doesn’t mean it’s a Good Tool”: 
Czech Civically Engaged Youth Actors on Tackling the Ambiguity of Using 
Digital Media
Karolína Šimková, Lydie Kárníková

Young Chileans Evaluate the News in order to decide how to Vote in 2022
Rayen Condeza Dall Orso, Tabita Moreno Becerra, Constanza Gajardo Leon

Ciudadanía Digital: Niveles, Consumo y Confianza en la Información de 
los Jóvenes Españoles
Anita Feridouni Solimani, Karim Ahmed-Mohamed

Da Personalização Algorítmica à Mediação Jornalística: Mudanças nas 
Preferências dos Jovens Portugueses no Consumo de Notícias Online
Paulo Couraceiro, Miguel Paisana

A Literacia Mediática na Prática do Consumo Noticioso de Jovens: Um 
Estudo Exploratório com Estudantes de Jornalismo e Comunicação da 
Universidade de Coimbra
Cleisyane Lopes Quintino, Rita Basílio de Simões

Beyond news consumption: television’s role on younger audiences in Portugal
Mariana Scalabrin Müller

O Telejornal Janta Connosco: O Consumo Noticioso nas Famílias e a sua 
Influência nos Jovens dos 15 aos 29 anos em Portugal
Catarina Feio, Lídia Oliveira

O que Perguntam as Crianças-Repórteres? Visões de Mundo e Participação 
no Jornalismo Infantojuvenil
Ana Cátia Ferreira, Juliana Doretto

Exploring the Impact of Game-Based Learning on Young People's News 
Literacy and Digital Citizenship
Carla Sousa, Ana Oliveira, Cátia Casimiro, João Léste, Havva Yaman

VARIA
O Consumo de Podcast por Jovens Adultos como Alternativa de Acesso à 
Informação: Um Estudo Exploratório com Estudantes de Comunicação Social
Miguel Midões, Teresa Gouveia

Jovens e videogames: perspectivas do consumo de videogames ambientados 
na Colômbia
Ricardo Andrés Becerra-Agudelo, Ángela Garcés Montoya

Jovens e consumo mediático: uma análise comparativa entre desertos e 
não-desertos de notícias em Portugal
Margarida Maneta, Luísa Torre, Alexandre Rodrigues, Inês Amaral, Pedro 
Jerónimo

“The million-euro answer”: party youth wings’ views on the opportunities 
and challenges of engaging young people politically through social media
Sara Machado, Vasco Ribeiro, Raquel Meneses


If we look at history, we can see that this is not the first time that 
we have witnessed a metamorphosis in journalism. This time, however, and 
with the digital revolution, it’s occasion for a major change, not only 
in the way news is made, but also in the way journalism (doesn’t) 
relates to its audience. In this special issue on Young people’s 
perspectives on the world around them and contexts of digital 
citizenship - which looks at prisms of how this generation looks at the 
world, in connection with news and contexts of digital citizenship – we 
can see theoretical and empirical reflections from different 
geographies, from Latin America to Europe, written in Spanish, English 
and Portuguese. They shed light on the contexts in which young people 
relate to news, its permanence and the changes associated with our times.

The editors would like to mention the partners who helped to make the 
special issue possible.  Projects YouNDigital - Young people, news and 
digital citizenship (PTDC/COM-OUT/0243/2021; https://youndigital.com 
<https://youndigital.com>) and “i-Tech Families: empowering parents and 
children for a digital future” (PTDC/COM-2022.00105.CEECIND/CP1760/CT0001).


Media & Journalism e-journal, ISSN 1645 5681, is a NOVA Institute of 
Communication  publication of the NOVA University of Lisbon, published 
by Coimbra  University Press, and funded by the Foundation for Science 
and Technology (FCT). The journal has a rigorous scientific arbitration 
system and is published twice a year. It is indexed in different 
platforms and databases of scientific journals, both nationally and 
internationally, like WoS, SCOPUS (Q1), EBSCO – Academic Search Premier, 
DOAJ – Directory of Open Access Journals, Elektronischen 
Zeitschriftenbibliothek, SciELO. Since 2024 it has been published 
continuously (online-first).
All of the journal’s content is available to the public free of charge 
under a Creative Commons attribution-noncommercial 4.0 International 
license. It adheres to the ethical principles of publication based on 
the Code of Conduct and Standards of Good Practice for Journal Editors 
of the Committee on Publication Ethics - COPE 
(http://publicationethics.org/ <http://publicationethics.org/>).

The authors do not need to pay any article-processing charge (APC).
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