Sistema Regional de Información
en línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina,
el Caribe, España y Portugal

Existe una gran competencia entre los grupos mediáticos para la captación de audiencias en internet. Esto está motivando la aplicación de estrategias de posicionamiento en buscadores como un intento de ventaja competitiva. Además, los grupos mediáticos cuentan, por lo general, con una gran cantidad de sitios web cada uno de ellos con miles de páginas,  con los que puede tener un control absoluto sobre el SEO Off Page, mediante el autoenlazado entre sus diferentes cabeceras, desvirtuando así el análisis de enlaces, que deja de ser una fuente de autoridad fiable en el ámbito del periodismo. Este trabajo caracteriza el autoenlazado de las webs de los grupos mediáticos e identifica su uso en los principales grupos mediáticos españoles. Gracias a este análisis transversal se ha podido definir esta práctica como enlazado endogámico, se ha elaborado un ranking con el porcentaje de endogamia de cada uno de los grupos analizados y se ha podido demostrar que la determinación de la autoridad web mediante el análisis de hiperenlaces no es fiable en el ámbito de la información de prensa gracias a que se ha analizado la evaluación de esta práctica durante un año

A theoretical development is presented of the access to audiovisual content for both journalists and viewers through the Web.  This access is possible through virtual platforms using an ontological tool that displays the content through Augmented Reality in such a way that the relationships between and accesses to different ontological levels are carried out using visual elements, determining their value prior to download.  Ontological relationships are established between traditional elements indexed in the audiovisual departments of television channels: persons, topics, and places, as well as other elements deriving from them.  A brief description is given of the ontologies and their relationship with what is audiovisual, as well as experiences on television with Augmented Reality.  The originality of the paper lies in the absence of previously proposed or developed experiences by any of the mass media

Sound and audiovisual heritage usually follow separate tracks, as shown by their theoretical guidelines, practical plans, research projects and specialization courses in document safeguarding. In the case of sound archives, a further division between ‘musical’ and ‘oral’ archives adds up to the difficulty of studying Spanish sound archives as a whole. This is made worse by a scarcity of relevant information sources: those available are valuable but focus on locating and identifying centers, hardly describing collections and their management. A more thorough study has therefore been necessary, taking projects devised for other geographical areas as a reference for a new inquiry addressed to Spanish memory institutions. These were asked for an assessment of current sound recordings management, in four stages of safeguarding: surveys and global studies; individual analysis; analogue and digital preservation; and possibilities for accessing recordings and disseminating them. The answering institutions pointed to important management shortcomings in almost all stages and in many parts of Spain. Solutions may be known but must not be delayed any more, for sound recordings to escape a high risk of damage and disappearance

This chapter relates the diffusion of scientific knowledge, materialized in its writing, publication, and circulation, with the Open Science. Open Science is, by its nature, a platform for dialogue, fostering more exchanges and stimulating researchers to adapt their publishing and dissemination practices, leading to cost reduction and enhancement of academic content and fostering greater circulation and knowledge generation. The purpose is the accomplishment of proposals regarding the actions that researchers must take in the scope of scholarship as conversation, namely, embedding academic writing in Open Science and sharing research data and results. Finally, we reflect on current Open Science challenges to researchers and academia

After the publication of a second case of fraud by payment for publication of scientific articles in journals present in indexes with impact factor, analyzes the problem derived from the co-authorship and the motivation of the authors to perform. Subsequently, fraudulent cases of fictitious authority and their implications are analyzed, ending with a series of proposals for the improvement of their control, highlighting the changes in editorial policies and scientific policies, in order not to do It is necessary to publish with an impact factor as a preferential merit for the development of the professional career for researchers and university teachers. Similarly, to eliminate the option of payment for publication in journals with impact, bet on the obligation to facilitate and disseminate preprinted and changes in the ethical and procedural policies of scientific journals.