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The global health crisis triggered by COVID-19 has brought mental health conditions to the forefront. In Argentina, the post-pandemic period has witnessed an increase in consultations for learning difficulties among children and adolescents, as well as issues such as insomnia, stress, anxiety, and depression. Public organizations recommend disseminating responsible, evidence-based information to guide individuals in seeking professional support. A study scrutinized the news stories with the most engagement on social media pertaining to mental health in 2021 and 2022. The analysis unveiled the most prominent topics, the presentation of the news stories, and their distinct characteristics. The study asserts that media coverage often portrays mental health in a fragmented manner, frequently highlighting individual cases of well-known figures without taking a comprehensive approach that considers public policy solutions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article breaks down the creative and methodological process, carried out to produce the interactive documentary entitled Dicar: environmental achievements, the environment as a victim of violence in Colombia, whose purpose is to visualize in a clear and binding way the challenges faced by the country within the framework of the post-peace agreement, the continuity of the armed conflict, other violence that affects the territory, the persistent culture of conciendisrespect towards the natural resources and the ignorance about their importance for the subsistence of humanity, all of which stand in the way of achieving the full establishment of the processes of truth, Justice, Reparation and non-Repetition to create a Positive Peace, as a strategic axis in the Colombian social transformation, where the environment needs to be recognized as a protagonist. Thus, the Webdoc, as a result of deepening the development of an interactive experience, in which the user is the center of digital activities in search of generating emotional links with the content, addresses the dimension of the damage caused to the ecosystems of Colombia and its population, but also the projects carried out by the Directorate of Carabineros and Environmental Protection (DICAR) for its containment and repair. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To identify the main factors that influence the purchase intention of agroecological products through electronic commerce in a fair trade environment. Methodolgy: A quantitative design was done, a sample of 711 people from the target population were surveyed. Comparative analysis techniques was used through Chi square independence tests and binary logistic regression model. Results: The results highlight that the intention to purchase fair trade agroecological products by electronic means is significantly related inversely with age and having had problems with the use of personal data and, in a direct sense, with income level, use of the Internet and the use of a credit card for online purchases and not having had any problems with it. Limitations: The surveys were carried out personally between September and October 2021 when there were still restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which limited access to the study population. Conclussions: The findings indicate that, except for age, demographic variables such as gender, marital status, and schooling do not impact the frequency of purchase of agroecological products in virtual environments, and behavioral variables such as frequency of internet use and use of credit cards did show a positive impact. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the arrival of the Coronavirus COVID-19 and the increase in the use of electronic media, a violation of users' Rights and Procedural Guarantees was witnessed. This was observed, for example, when accessing the services provided by the Administration, in the development of the practice that legal professionals undertook and in accessing the Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction. Following this, the question should be asked: In what sense do the modifications made to the Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Litigation guarantee the effectiveness of the Public Administration in the face of Information and Communication Technologies (ITC)? The tools provided by ITC through electronic media are not adequately employed the following areas: in the services provided by the Public Administration; in the development of the exercise of legal professionals; and in access to the Contentious Jurisdiction Administrative. Therefore, it is necessary to develop pedagogical mechanisms that improve the use of these tools, so that users have adequate access to them so as their rights and procedural guarantees are not compromised. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective is to analyze the use of the sources of information in Argentina's main digital media. Specifically, it is intended to unravel what types of sources are included in the news, whether there is homogeneity in their use and what level of credit their views take up. Based on a content analysis guided by indexing and standing hypotheses, the results of this exploratory study demonstrates that government sources dominate the agenda. It is also revealed that "the ruling party" sources are the ones who get the highest level of credit across all media. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The following research is to study the figure of the editor in some online Chilean newspapers and their participation in the journalistic norms. The initial hypothesis is that the way that the norms work in online newspapers is very different from those of the daily paper. The methodology used was an in-depth interview to seven editors of online newspapers and participant observations in three of these media. The results of the investigation led to the conclusion that the way to work the norms in the online newspaper is very different than its daily paper, the editor plays a different role from traditional media and online Chilean newspapers are still less independent from their paper versions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The changes that have occurred in the use of digital media in the internal and external organizational communication of Spanish companies are analyzed. Through a longitudinal empirical study of 1.089 Spanish companies (606 in 2002 and 483 in 2012), it explores the types of information distributed inside and outside companies, as well as the media used. There is a special focus on whether more electronic media is used or more classic forms such as meetings in person or telephone contact. The study observed a considerable increase in the use of electronic means but, contrary to what might be expected, it also reveals an increased use of in-person modes of communication. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Taking into account the basic notions of political communication and the way it is being applied in Mexico, the purpose of this article is to analyze the "Ley Federal de Radio y Televisión" which has not been changed since its creation in 1960. Such analysis is organized in four parts. The first part is devoted to the study of modern political communication, arose mainly in the United States after the Second World War. The second part attempts to define political communication as the constant flux of information between governors and people. In order to make operative this definition becomes important to undertake an approach to electronic media; this is done in third part. In the last section are fully analyzed the reforms to the "Ley Federal de Radio y Televisión", as a paradigmatic example of a failed political communication of the last administration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]