Spanish TV reception in the multiscreen era

Charo Lacalle Zalduendo; Beatriz Gómez Morales

Spanish TV reception in the multiscreen era

Charo Lacalle Zalduendo, Beatriz Gómez Morales

Department of Journalism and Communications Studies

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Abstract

This article studies the reception of the Spanish television fiction, by combining offline analysis techniques (questionnaires and focus group) and online (analysis of comments on the Internet). The offline analysis reveals the complementary and specialized nature of the devices, but the online analyses do not provide evidence about the impact of the second screen in the socialization process, nor on the construction of feminine identity.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	197-216
Journal	Comunicacion y Sociedad (Mexico)
Volume	30
Publication status	Published - 1 Sep 2017

Keywords

Gender
Internet
Multi-screen viewing
Reception
TV fiction

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