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La sección monográfica de este número ha sido editada por la Dra. Amarela Varela-Huerta (Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México) y Eileen Truax (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona).
Regulatory fragmentation and ethical challenges in the moderation of disinformation on social media: An analysis from the European Union and Spain
Google Scholar citations Main Article Content This study examines the legal responsibility of social media platforms in the dissemination of disinformation, a growing phenomenon that profoundly affects public communication, the quality of information, and societal opinion. By analyzing current national and European legislation, the research evaluates the legal obligations and constraints placed on these platforms.
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No. 31 (2025): Artificial Intelligence in Narrative Media: Generative AI in Contemporary Storytelling
Hipertext.net Number 31, November 2025. Artificial Intelligence in Narrative Media: Generative AI in Contemporary Storytelling Guest Editors: Szilvia Ruszev (University College London - UK), Temenuga Trifonova (University College London - UK) & Frederic Guerrero-Solé (Universitat Pompeu Fabra - Spain)
L' era de la comunicació blob:: atrapats dins de la malla algorítmica
Main Article Content Les transformacions accelerades del model comunicatiu i cultural hegemònic han deixat obsolets conceptes que fins avui havien estat capitals, com el de cultura de la vigilància (Zuboff) o el de societat-xarxa (Castells).