Gutierrez-Renteria, Maria Elena
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Preferred name
Gutierrez-Renteria, Maria Elena
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Gutiérrez Rentería, María Elena
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0000-0001-5431-8223
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S-4737-2018
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56451136100
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Item type:Publication, Edad y noticias digitales: análisis del interés y del uso informativo de las redes sociales en México(Universidad de Piura, 2026-02-11); ;Vara-Miguel, AlfonsoPropósito. Esta investigación analiza si existen diferencias generacionales en el interés en las noticias, en el uso informativo de las principales redes sociales y en el tipo de fuentes elegidas por las audiencias en México en cada red analizada (Facebook, YouTube, X, TikTok e Instagram). Metodología. Con base en una encuesta representativa (n = 1,998), se aplicaron pruebas de comparación de medias (ANOVA y post hoc de Duncan) y análisis no paramétricos (Kruskal-Wallis y Dunn-Bonferroni). Resultados y conclusiones. Los datos muestran diferencias significativas en el interés por las noticias por las diferentes generaciones (menor entre los más jóvenes) y en el uso informativo que hacen de Facebook y YouTube (también inferior entre los más jóvenes). Asimismo, el análisis del tipo de fuentes elegidas para estar informados en cada red social varía de manera significativa por tramos de edad: los mayores de 65 años consumen más medios periodísticos y contenidos de actores políticos en YouTube y Facebook, los jóvenes de 18 a 24 años recurren con mayor frecuencia a influencers y celebridades en Twitter, y el grupo de 25 a 34 años elige preferentemente en Instagram a celebridades y gente ordinaria. Aporte original. Esta investigación, pionera en analizar el uso informativo de redes sociales y las fuentes seguidas por diferentes generaciones en México, demuestra que la edad es un factor estructurante del interés y de los hábitos de consumo informativo en medios sociales, y configura patrones diferenciados de relación con el periodismo profesional y con las fuentes alternativas de información. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Media Management and Economics Research in Latin America(2018); ;Alan B. Albarran ;Bozena I. MierzejewskaJaemin JungScopus© Citations 3 41 1 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, Classification of Mexican audiences by their interest in digital news content and socioeconomic characteristics(2024); ; Alfonso Vara-Miguel<jats:p>The news industry faces challenges due to the global macro and microeconomic environment. The current digital situation leads to the study of the characteristics of the audience interested in news content products. The central aim of this research is to classify the main attribute interest in digital news content in Mexico of the audience’s market by the attributes of age group, education level, and income level. This research is based on a survey of 2,005 digital news consumers in Mexico, directed in 2022 by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford for the annual Digital News Report Study. The statistical method used is data mining with decision trees that classify the audience by the attribute of interest in the news as the dependent variable and attributes of age groups, education level, and income level as independent variables. These findings confirm the segmentation of digital news consumers’ audiences. The classification in which the attributes of age groups, level of education, and income level are considered simultaneously concerning audiences’ interests indicates that some of the predictions made show that some attributes may not be significant in some subsets, except for age group. The lowest average interest in the news is between 18 and 24 years, and the highest average interest in the news, which is nearly very interested, has audiences over 35 years.</jats:p>36 2 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, Digital News Audiences in Mexico: Age Segment Analysis(2024); ;Alfonso Vara-MiguelRuiz Sánchez, Edgar Abraham<jats:p>This study aims to determine whether news consumption, media trust, interest in news, and political affinity are correlated with the generational segment of the market, measured by the age of the digital audience. Furthermore, this study seeks to verify whether age is associated with digital audiences’ paying attention to journalists or news brands. This research is based on a survey of 2,005 people in Mexico by YouGov in 2022, commissioned by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford as part of its annual Digital News Report. The statistical method used was the chi-square test of independence between qualitative variables. The results showed that age correlates with consumption habits, media trust, interest in news, and citizens’ political affinity for digital audiences in Mexico. Moreover, age relates to whether digital audiences focus on journalists or news brands in Latin America. This study delves into the characteristics of digital audiences in Mexico and contributes from a media economics, media management, and media marketing perspective. It also helps media organizations assess their market strategy, market segmentation, and target markets based on the characteristics of digital news audiences in Mexico.</jats:p>16 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Convergence in the Mexican Media Industry 2011(2013)As in other countries, the majority of communications rms in Mexico face challenges and opportunities due to digital convergence. These have fostered convergence among some industry sectors, as well as changes in business models, related to the implementation of strategies designed to promote an active presence on the Internet and attract audiences (Albarran, 2010 , Chan-Olmsted, 2011 ; Grant & Wilkinson, 2009 ; Sullivan & Jiang, 2010 ). Well-considered strategies on the part of some Mexican entrepreneurs have even contributed to changing media consumption habits (Gutiérrez-Rentería, 2011b ).Scopus© Citations 2 11 2 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, MEDIA MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS RESEARCH IN LATIN AMERICA Challenges and Opportunities for Scholars in the Field(2019); ;Alan B. Albarran ;Bozena I. MierzejewskaJaemin JungScopus© Citations 3 5 1
