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El uso de la imagen en Twitter durante la campaña electoral municipal de 2015 en España

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Quevedo Redondo, Raquel, Portalés Oliva, Marta, Berrocal Gonzalo, Salomé·2016·Revista Latina de Comunicación Social

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Este artículo presenta un estudio sobre el uso de la imagen demostrado en Twitter por 36 de los candidatos que concurrieron al proceso electoral municipal de 2015 en España. Metodología. La investigación empírica se apoya en el método del análisis de contenido, acometido a partir de una selección de variables extraídas de una minuciosa revisión bibliográfica. Resultados. La interpretación del trabajo de campo, compuesto por 388 recursos gráficos, ha revelado el carácter indicial de las fotografías de los alcaldables, así como la preponderancia de las técnicas de personalización. Discusión. Las posibilidades que entraña la plataforma de microblogging para la prolongación del contacto entre líderes y ciudadanos evidencian la conveniencia de incidir en la reflexión y extrapolar el tradicional interés por la imagen del ámbito televisivo al de las redes sociales. Conclusiones. Un mayor aprovechamiento de los recursos gráficos y de la comunicación política es posible en Twitter.

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  • Es difícil concebir campañas electorales que no contemplen el uso planificado de los recursos que ofrece Internet y Twitter/X en particular.

    “En este escenario interconectado, es difícil concebir campañas electorales que no contemplen el uso planificado de los recursos que ofrece Internet y Twitter/X en particular (Quevedo-Redondo, Portalés-Oliva, & Berrocal-Gonzalo, 2016).”

    From Twitter/X en la campaña presidencial de 2021 en Ecuador: interacciones digitales y su proyección en la polarización política de las siguientes campañas (2025) · cites this paper as Quevedo-Redondo, Portalés-Oliva, & Berrocal-Gonzalo, 2016

    The indexed passages show the article’s bibliographic information and references, but no paper-text passage addressing whether electoral campaigns must plan their use of Internet resources and Twitter. Searches for “uso planificado” and strategic planning of Internet and Twitter in campaigns did not locate that point in our copy. (LLM, conf=0.70)

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  1. Selfies, Policies, or Votes? Political Party Use of Instagram in the 2015 and 2016 Spanish General Elections. Social Media + Society, 5(2), 10.1177/2056305119826129 · DOI
  2. El liderazgo en los partidos políticos en México como herramienta de promoción personal rumbo a las elecciones federales del 2018. Global Media Journal México, 17(33), 10.29105/gmjmx17.33-2 · DOI

Authors
Quevedo Redondo, R., Portalés Oliva, M., & Berrocal Gonzalo, S.
Venue
Revista Latina de Comunicación Social
Publisher
Forum XXI
Published
2016-01-26
Issue
71
Pages
85-107
ISSN
1138-5820 (ISSN-L)
OpenAlex
W2366644377
Cited by
62
References
0
Citations by year
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FWCI
21.68
Type
journal article
Language
es
Open access
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Topics
  • Social Sciences › Communication › Social Media and Politics
  • Social Sciences › Communication › Media Studies and Communication
  • Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › History › Photography and Visual Culture
Keywords
image use, Twitter, local elections, political candidates, visual communication, microblogging, political communication

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