Vol. 12 No. 24 (2025): Communication and Audiovisual Culture in the Context of Platform Capitalism

Coordinators: Azahara Cañedo (Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha), Juan Ignacio Gallego (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), and Márton Demeter (University of Public Service, Budapest).

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24137/12.24.0

Published: 2025-10-31

Guest authors

Let’s talk about money, data, and platform-dependent cultural production

David B. Nieborg

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Words matter. Platforms, academic activism, and technological power

Montse Bonet

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Thematic issue

Platform capitalism and administrative culture: theoretical discussion of the algorithmic culture industry

Ángel Carrasco-Campos
Sped-up and nightcore in the platform paradigm: genealogy, aesthetics and creative practices of fast-paced music

Cande Sánchez-Olmos, Eduardo Viñuela

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Balancing career and life: an analysis of the organization of journalistic work in the platformization era

Jesús Romero Serrano

Miscellaneous

The Matilda effect in podcasting: a case study on the gender gap in the iVoox and Ondas awards

María-Inmaculada Montes-Rodríguez

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How do digital natives play? Nuances of the gender and generation gap between Millennials and Z in video games

Cristina Ruiz-Poveda Vera, Jose María Jiménez Peláez, Juana Rubio Romero
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Rewriting the Necessary Fiction: Appropriation and Re-editing of Domestic Performance in Spanish Autobiographical Documentary.

Julia Martos

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IA for effective communication: impact on consumer purchase intention and loyalty in fashion

Pilar Yustres-Duro

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Institutional communication and platformization of organizational identities: an analysis based on the Instagram of a Brazilian Federal Institute of Education

Cristine Stella Thomas, Sandra Portella Montardo

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Theoretical Perspectives Influencing Communication Research: A Classification Based on Hollis’ Model (1994)

Gloria Gomez-Diago

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Vol. 12 No. 24 (2025): Communication and Audiovisual Culture in the Context of Platform Capitalism

Guest authors

Let’s talk about money, data, and platform-dependent cultural production

Words matter. Platforms, academic activism, and technological power

Thematic issue

Platform capitalism and administrative culture: theoretical discussion of the algorithmic culture industry

Sped-up and nightcore in the platform paradigm: genealogy, aesthetics and creative practices of fast-paced music

Balancing career and life: an analysis of the organization of journalistic work in the platformization era

Miscellaneous

The Matilda effect in podcasting: a case study on the gender gap in the iVoox and Ondas awards

How do digital natives play? Nuances of the gender and generation gap between Millennials and Z in video games

Rewriting the Necessary Fiction: Appropriation and Re-editing of Domestic Performance in Spanish Autobiographical Documentary.

IA for effective communication: impact on consumer purchase intention and loyalty in fashion

Institutional communication and platformization of organizational identities: an analysis based on the Instagram of a Brazilian Federal Institute of Education

Theoretical Perspectives Influencing Communication Research: A Classification Based on Hollis’ Model (1994)

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