Reseña. Gender and media: representing, producing, consuming

An Overview of Challenges in Producing and Consuming Transgenic Products

The production and consumption of genetically modified (GM) products are highly controversial due to their environmental, health, and ethical impacts. Most of these disputes are caused by distrust of regulatory authorities, scientists, and technocratic decisions. Among all these concerns, health issues, allergenicity and antibiotic resistance are more important. Many of today's social developme...

Consuming and producing linked open data: the case of OpenCourseWare

Purpose The aim of this paper is to present an initiative of application of the Linked Data principles to promote data interoperability between heterogeneous OpenCourseWare (OCW) repositories and to enhance the search and discovery of contents created and shared by the universities. Design/methodology/approach This paper is a case study of how Linked Data technologies can be applied for the enh...

Consuming Choice: Audiences and Added Value in Media Products

Technological innovation is transforming media markets, facilitating competition, multiplatform distribution of content, and time and media shifting. As such, media are increasingly unable to rely on the basic value of content to attract audiences or extract value [premiums. In effect, these changes are creating three highly valued sources of added value: choice (having a wider range of content...

Consuming history and memory through mass media products

Mass Media and Gender Stereotypes