Investigación sobre información política y redes sociales: puntos clave y retos de futuro
Palabras clave:
Información política, Comunicación política, Redes sociales, Periodismo, Noticias políticas, Plataformas digitales, Medios digitales.Resumen
Se identifican los puntos clave de las transformaciones que las redes sociales han generado en el ámbito de la información política. Su consolidación está trayendo consigo un nuevo entorno comunicativo más híbrido y una lógica basada en nuevos principios y criterios de funcionamiento que afectan a la totalidad del proceso informativo. Por ello, se examina el impacto de las plataformas digitales en la producción, distribución y consumo de información política a partir de una revisión en profundidad de las investigaciones previas. Para finalizar, se ofrece una aproximación a los retos pendientes de futuro para la investigación en este campo altamente dinámico.
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