JOURNALISTIC NARRATIVES ABOUT THE "DAY OF FIRE": a Luso-Brazilian perspective on the Amazon.
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Works matching IS 18084079 AND DT 2023 AND VI 19 AND IP 1
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THREE SCENARIOS IN 25 YEARS OF JOURNALISM RESEARCH (1997-2021).
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LOOKING FOR A MEDIA BUSINESS MODEL: an exploratory study focusing on six native Chilean digital media.
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CULTURAL JOURNALISM IN BRAZIL AND PORTUGAL: a cross-country analysis (2012-2018).
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THE IRRUPTION OF DIGITAL NATIVES ON THE CHILEAN MEDIA LANDSCAPE: analysis of the academic impact in front of web and social networks (2004-2022).
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