DIGILAB: Media, Strategy and Regulation
The interactivity afforded by ICTs has opened up opportunities in the field of journalism and public opinion formation processes, but it has also raised concerns. Technology must serve to develop new narratives within the media so that they can have more engagement with their audiences. However, the Internet is also a channel that fragments the audience, evens out poor and good quality information and polarizes the population's political positions.
Within this scenario, the Digilab research group: Media, Strategy and Regulation works as a think tank to encourage innovation in the media and citizen participation in the digital public sphere. The research activity is divided into three main areas of study:
- Media and technology
- Audiences and dynamics of appropriation (engagement, agency, reflexivity...)
- Media pluralism, media, internet and human rights.
Ester Almenar Taya
Doctora en Comunicació. Professora de la Facultat de Comunicació i Relacions internacionals Blanquerna (URL).
Juan Pablo Capilla Garcia
Doctor en Comunicació. Professor de la Facultat de Comunicació i Relacions internacionals Blanquerna (URL)
Miguel Franquet Dos Santos Silva
Doctor en Periodisme. Professor de Teoria de la Comunicació i de Filosofia Política a la Facultat de Comunicació i Relacions internacionals Blanquerna (URL).
David Puertas Graell
Lidia Cordero Triay
