Editorial en inglés, vol. 20, N° 2, 2021 (original) (raw)

Editorial of the Revista de Comunicación vol. 16, N° 2, 2017

This issue is made up of twelve articles written by authors who come from sixteen universities and nine countries. The topics discussed are of high communicative interest and they refer to political communication, information content, Latin American communication industry, consumer ethics, communication and family, professional journalism, Japanese cinema and digital communication.

Editorial Vol 23, N°2, september 2024

Revista de Comunicación Vol 23, N°2, september 2024, 2024

Dear readers, collaborating authors, expert reviewers, and advisory board members, we are pleased to welcome you to Volume 23, Issue 2, 2024 of the Revista de Comunicación. It is with great pride that we announce our placement in the Q1 quartile, of the SCImago Journal & Country Rank (SJR), which assesses the quality and impact of academic journals. The 2023 SJR ranking considers 481 journals in the field of Communication worldwide, and only 25% (121) are positioned in the Q1 quartile. The Revista de Comunicación, of the Universidad de Piura, is the first to achieve this level in the mentioned category in Peru and Latin America. This international recognition establishes us as a distinguished academic journal characterized by rigorous evaluation criteria and a commitment to publishing novel, relevant, and timely articles. However, this tribute also presents a challenge; we must continually strive to enhance our efforts in disseminating innovative research that accurately reflects the advancements in communication as a dynamic and ever-evolving discipline. Furthermore, our goal is to ensure that this research contributes meaningfully to the betterment of society.

30 years of Comunicación y Sociedad : Changes and Permanence in the Academic Field of Communication

The articles and essays published in Comunicación y Sociedad from 2004 to 2016 are analyzed to show authorship tendencies, lines and subject matters followed, as well as to reveal the theoretical and methodological approaches that prevail in the field of communication. By means of a content analysis we find that the critical approach predominates in the research conducted, as well as the use of traditional methodologies.

Editorial en inglés vol. 20 N° 1

Revista de Comunicación, 2021

The long-awaited post-COVID-19 stage is still unreachable and we are still in uncertain times. A year into the pandemic, we believe that it is time to assume the so-called "new normality", or better yet, to propose strategies that allow the development of communication in this new reality. It is important to remember that change is a constant in communication and that communication continues to be key, but it must be prepared for innovation. Questions are raised about scientific communication, true and reliable communication, from traditional media; governmental communication, around health, economic and social policies; political communication; and citizen communication.-we receive information digitally and through social networks, although it is not always the most suitable-. Without forgetting entertainment as a factor of social welfare. We agree with the Dean of the Universidad de Navarra, Alfonso Sánchez Tabernero, who in a class on the future of communication companies, addressed the students of the Universidad de Piura (9.09.2020), stating that "...in this new reality we must generate expectations for the future". The Dean outlined it from a guide: be clear about the mission of each project, identify what makes us unique, design a worthy proposal, favor innovative culture, cultivate talent, ensure creativity, make the relevant things interesting, strengthen empathy with the public, analyze the competition, promote technological skills, and ensure ethical behavior. These are guidelines that can help us, at critical moments, to place ourselves strategically and move forward. Likewise, having principles, being consistent with them, and offering valuable content, allows us to generate trust in the audiences we want to reach, wherever they are. These are certainties that can guide us in uncertain times. In this reality we live in, the Revista de Comunicación continues to be a forum in which various relevant ideas are presented, debated, and some answers obtained in the contexts. It is interesting to know the implications of this new development and its meaning for our society. Vol. 20 (1), 2021 contains 14 articles by 33 authors from 17 universities in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Spain, Italy and Mexico. The researchers have focused on health communication, political communication and entertainment; although other topics related to minority information, TV genres, sports journalism, organizational communication, and privacy in the digital environment are also analyzed. With the spread of COVID-19 around the world, studies on communication and health from different perspectives have increased: