Observatorio (OBS*)
Año 2025, Vol. 19, Número Extraordinario 0. Texto Completo Ejemplar. Dedicado a: Crisis Media Literacy
Special Issue Crisis Media Literacy Editorial
Maria João Antunes
, Liliana Filipa Vale Costa, Alessandra Carenzio, Ruth S. Contreras-Espinosapágs. 1-3
Scrolling through the feed: How do young people in Portugal consume news on social media?
págs. 1-15
Al-Haouz earthquake misinformation Crisis in Morocco: A content analysis of tweets on X
págs. 16-36
Between hashtags and hegemonies: the use of the term “Terrorism” on platform X on januay 8: Discursive polarization and algorithmic dynamics on former Twitter during the brazilian democratic crisis
Ivone Ananias dos Santos Rocha
, Rita de Cássia Romeiro Paulino, Adriano Madureira, Marcos César da Rocha Seruffopágs. 37-61
Digital innovation to support local radios in low-density territories through NEWAVES project
Joaquim Brigas, Jorge Gonçalves
, Handerson Engrácio, Filipe T. Moreira, Maria de Fátima Bartolomeu da Cruz Gonçalvespágs. 63-80
Developing a sustainable content strategy to support information literacy: a case study of Comunilog Consulting on Facebook
Lívia Jardim
, Maria de Fátima Bartolomeu da Cruz Gonçalves, Joaquim Brigaspágs. 81-97
Media innovation in low-density territories: Strategies for the sustainability and recovery of local radio stations
Joaquim Brigas, Jorge Gonçalves
, Handerson Engrácio, Filipe T. Moreira, Maria de Fátima Bartolomeu da Cruz Gonçalvespágs. 98-116
págs. 117-135
”is this real learning or just game fantasy?”: Striking a balance between fiction and education in teaching viral infections through digital game
Liliana Filipa Vale Costa
, Frederico Proença, Sylvester Arnab, Teresa Nogueira, Margarida Duartepágs. 136-157
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