Comunicacion 1-123.qxp Page 1 V ol. XXII • Nº 2 C y S • 2010 7 CARLOS RUIZ, PERE MASIP,
JOSEP LLUÍS MICÓ, JAVIER DÍAZ-NOCI Y DAVID DOMINGO COMUNICACIÓN Y SOCIEDAD …

This study takes a critical and normative standpoint regarding public debate in order to
approach the analysis of comments in news. Beyond the hype of discourses welcoming Web …

Abstract “Citizens and online media participation. Attitudes and motivations towards
participatory journalism and other online practices in London and Barcelona”, Jaume Suau …

“Since 2002,'participation'has become a key idea in understanding and promoting the
internet”(Salles, 2010: 8). To which extent are we in front of an ongoing new form of news …

Comments in online news could be the contemporary enactment of the eighteenth-century
cafés that founded public sphere. This article assesses to what extent do these forms of …

En su discurso La vida en un blog, pronunciado en la Real Academia Española y publicado
en El País el 5 de noviembre de 2007, el periodista y académico Juan Luis Cebrián afirma …

Users' participation in news media websites has attracted great attention by academia in
recent years. Nevertheless, studies about participatory journalism have traditionally been …

Once upon a time, when the only form of user-generated content was a letter to the editor,
journalists were desperate for feedback. Publishing a news story without any feedback, as …

Initially offered as a digital public sphere forum, comments sections became the preferred
democratic arena for gatekeepers to encourage their readers to engage in constructive …

The development of newspapers on the Web 2.0 has transformed journalistic practice:
readers have shifted from a passive to an active role. This transformation has two major …