This study examines the ideological slant of Spanish digital-native opinion journalism.
Political-ideological pluralism is a well-researched topic in media and journalism studies, yet …

The year of 2011 was one of global change, provoked by an economic crisis that brought
neoliberalism into question. In Spain, the activity unleashed by the “15-M” movement …

This paper analyzes the ideological profile of the Spanish online-only press regarding
feminist and LGBT issues. We perform a content analysis of opinion columns sampled from …

Political polarization and information disorders are not new phenomena on the media
agenda, but they have acquired considerable prominence in the wake of international …

This paper examines diversity in online news reporting and explanatory factors that shape
news production. The analysis is based on online news from six countries (the United …

Introduction. This article is part of the results obtained by the author during his doctorate
research entitled “Opinar de política, mediatizar democracias. El storytelling de la opinión …

The manuscript proposes a theoretical overview of editorial journalism in the contemporary
media landscape by addressing aspects ranging from definitions to its alleged political …

Journalism is expected to nourish democracy through the contribution of publicly relevant
contents. The ability of the citizens to discuss socially significant matters depends on the …

This article examines content homogeneity, understood as the degree to which different
media focus on the same stories during a particular news cycle, in Argentina's leading print …

Polarization is a key area of interest for media and communication scholars. We develop a
way of measuring how polarized news audience behaviour is at the national level. Then, we …