Articles

• Costa Rica: two pandemics in one century

  Patricia Vega Jiménez

  1-10

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• Covid-19: Telework in times of pandemic

  Paula Ruiz Torres

  11-18

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• From SARS to COVID-19: the difference between the image of China in the Spanish newspapers of 2003 and 2020. Content analysis applied to "El País", "El Mundo", "ABC", "El Periódico" y "La Vanguardia"

  Longxing Wang

  19-29

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• Policies of miscommunication during COVID-19 pandemic in Spain: Manipulation strategies to blame the 8M demonstrations

  Javier Juárez Rodríguez, Pablo Calvo de Castro, Ingrid Estíbaliz Sánchez Diez

  31-40

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• Analysis of the consumption of Spanish digital media during the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic

  Javier Sierra Sánchez, Sheila Liberal Ormaechea, Aida María de Vicente Domínguez

  41-51

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• The irreplaceable role of China’s new media in response to the COVID- 19

  Zhang Huiling

  53-59

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• Comparative analysis of government management of crisis communication in Covid-19, mad cow and 11M attacks

  Yolanda Martínez Solana, Teresa Martín García

  61-73

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• Networks as a social communication space for virtual education in students with disabilities in Costa Rica in pandemic times

  María del Rocío Deliyore Vega

  75-85

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• Study on the Social Effects of New Media of "People’s Daily" in COVID-19 Epidemic

  Gong Qian

  87-94

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• Analysis and Management of the content of tourist information in digital media of the General Villamil Playas canton

  Fernando León Ramírez, Solange Fajardo Chalén, Natalia Polet Dick Zambrano

  95-106

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• The shadow pandemic. Women victims of gender-based violence confined to a double threat at Covid-19

  Cristina Mateos Casado

  107-119

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• "Late Motiv": the transformation of late night before, during and after the lockdown caused by Covid-19 in 2020

  Saida Santana Mahmut, Belén Andueza-López

  121-134

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• Fake News: The COVID-19 pandemic and its chronology in the tourism sector

  Almudena Barrientos-Báez, Alba María Martínez-Sala, Verónica Paulina Altamirano, David Caldevilla Domínguez

  135-148

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