Cónclave y “apagón” informativo: Información y especulación en la elección de Benedicto XVI
Keywords:
Rumors, Silence, Information Sources, Religious Journalism, Conclave,
Abstract
The journalistic story of Pope’s election is complex task for journalists because of information’s control. This article analyzes the publication of candidacies and its evolution in the days before the conclave that chose Benedict XVI, april 2005, when there was no access to the information.Downloads
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2006-10-06
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Pou Amerigo M. J. (2006). Cónclave y “apagón” informativo: Información y especulación en la elección de Benedicto XVI. Estudios sobre el Mensaje Periodístico, 12, 195-218. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/ESMP/article/view/ESMP0606110195A
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