Social Networks as a Vehicle for Science Journalism: Scoping Review
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https://doi.org/10.33732/ixc/13/01LasredKeywords:
Disinformation, Science Dissemination;, Science Journalism, Social Networks, Scoping ReviewAbstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of scientific journalism and the role it plays in transmitting rigorous, contrasted and quality information to society. In this context, both at the professional and academic level, the focus is on the discipline and, increasingly, on the role of social networks as a vehicle for promoting scientific dissemination content. This study analyzes, using the scoping review technique, the articles published on science journalism and social networks in the last five years (2017 and 2021) in order to identify research topics and trends, concerns and challenges. The study reveals the influence that social networks are having on current science journalism, highlighting their role as a channel for dissemination and interaction with audiences and engagement with new audiences. It also warns of the challenge for professionals to improve their performance in order to achieve effective communication through innovative channels and generate increasingly visual and interactive content.
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