Netnography

2023 - 2025

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2025, volume 3

Using YouTube to teach reading and writing workshops pp. 101-101

José Porfirio Bravo Moreno and Rosalía López Paniagua

Aesthetics and affective resistance in manga in Latin American digital culture pp. 102-102

Luciana Arcanjo Olave

Freedom of expression and the right to communication in Latin American constitutionalism pp. 103-103

Raúl Escalona Abella

The visible that does not transform: simulated activism, digital aesthetics, and symbolic power in brand culture pp. 104-104

Eduardo Romero Cano and Karla Duarte Crespo

Social Media, Humanism, and Democracy: The Role of TikTok in the 2024 Presidential Campaign in Mexico pp. 110-110

Yolier Izquierdo Cuellar and Carlos Daniel Hernández Orozco

International Law, Transnational Corporations, and Human Rights: An Approach to the Political and Economic Conditions and the Actors Involved pp. 118-118

Ernesto Moreira Sardiñas

Digital competence of upper secondary school teachers in Havana pp. 122-122

Evelyn Rabí Isla and Alberto Antonio Carballo Soca

Communication in relation to the fulfillment of Educiac's strategic objectives: an organizational intervention pp. 139-139

Dayron Martínez Rodríguez, Raúl E. Padilla Morales and Bismario Saldiña Silvera

Hegemonic masculinity based on the American presidential model pp. 146-146

Diego Antonio Maza Calviño

Disinformation in presidential campaigns on TikTok: the case of the 2024 presidential elections in Mexico pp. 165-165

Daniella Pérez Muñoa

Animation and affective performance: Kimetsu no Yaiba and K-pop Demon Hunters as contemporary aesthetic devices pp. 179-179

Maria Cynthia Alquicira Vasquez

Clean look, dirty politics: visual neo-fascism and fashion as a weapon pp. 182-182

Elizabeth Sánchez Vázquez

Analysis of the aestheticization of presidential candidate Javier Milei on TikTok during the 2023 election campaign in Argentina pp. 188-188

María Karla Acosta Toledo, Roxana Romero Rodríguez and Ernesto Teuma Taureaux

The creation of educational content on physics in digital social networks: a challenge in professional training pp. 201-201

Andry González Pacheco

Aesthetics of resistance: hashtags and Cuban artivism pp. 213-213

Rossana Bouza Fajardo

Digital Business Designs in Latin America: A 2025 Literature Review pp. 217-217

José Humberto Puente

Symphony of the Damned. Infrapolitics of the Cuban rock community virtual community in the context of the Cuban crisis (2020-2024) pp. 221-221

Junior Hernández Castro

2024, volume 2

Social networks and interdisciplinarity, a methodological proposal for inclusion in secondary school pp. 55-55

Rosana de los Ángeles Castellano and Teresita Jalin

The foodie instagramer as a comunication strategy pp. 57-57

Francina D'Olivo Bula and Carolina Cerruti

ICT as an Innovative Learning Model I.P.E.M N°193 “José María Paz”Piktochart as an instance of strength for pedagogical support 2023 pp. 60-60

Ana Belén Balberdi and Sandra Del Valle Soria

The adoption of integration into the family: a psychological and social perspective pp. 63-63

Cristian Eric Gómez

Construction of Shein´s brand personality boosted up by the content of their consumers pp. 67-67

Carmela Cazard

Criminal Behavior Analysis of Cybercriminals: Profiles, Motivations, and Trends in Cybersecurity pp. 69-69

Cecilia Elizabeth Checchia and Francisco Gabriel Bolzan

TikTok made me buy it: the phenomenon of viralization of makeup brands through reviews on TikTok pp. 72-72

Chiara Dragotto Kedikián and Ignacio Pagliano

New types of crime and their classification in the Argentine Criminal Code pp. 76-76

Sabrina Ivana Bof

Building healthy digital habits in adolescents pp. 79-79

Griselda de los Ángeles Sánchez and Fernanda Ghio

The world of the use of network marketing and influencer marketing in companies selling agricultural implements pp. 80-80

Javier Romero and Ayelèn Leiva

Popularity on TikTok, the case of Talleres de Córdoba pp. 83-83

Juan Cruz Olmos and Ignacio Pagliano

TikTok, a digital communication tool for election campaigns pp. 85-85

María Milagros Bustos Marcos and Carolina Cerruti

Identity and belonging in adoption integration: legal, psychological, and social análisis pp. 89-89

Cristian Eric Gómez

Use of the cell phone in the classroom as a tool to promote self-regulated learning at the IPEM José María Paz pp. 92-92

María Luz López and Fernanda Ghio

The evolution and classification of digital scams in the technological age pp. 95-95

Sabrina Ivana Bof

Virtual influencers as an advertising medium for brands and products: The Noonoouri case pp. 97-97

Nadia Alejandra Seelaff and Ignacio Pagliano

Criminal profiling of cybercriminals: Analysis on motivations and traits of hackers pp. 98-98

Rocío Magalí Méndez and María Inés Lanza

Addressing bullying through peer support groups. An approach based on sociometrics and the ecological model pp. 100-100

Rocío Nicola and Fernanda Ghio

2023, volume 1

A mix for viralization: Content marketing strategy created by Disensa on Tik Tok pp. 10-10

Lorenzo Lovera and Ignacio Pagliano

The impact of the presence of minorities in the viralization of Diesel pp. 12-12

Lola Guntern

We’re Not Really Strangers: the emotional resource in content marketing pp. 16-16

Paulina Soini and Ignacio Pagliano

Instagram as a channel to connect Cordoba´s entrepreneurs from the clothing sectorwith their target audience pp. 20-20

Pilar Gallegos and Guillermo José Pedrotti

Cybercrime: Ransomware, and government actions for analyzing criminal behavior in the province of Córdoba pp. 22-22

Agustín Ramiro Manrique Aguad and María Belén Gauna

Social networks and adolescence: impact on self-esteem and digital identity pp. 26-26

María de las Mercedes Martínez Ferrero and Soledad Soler Rosario

Sexual abuse: ¿Is physical contact a requirement? pp. 33-33

Antonella Franco and Vanesa Descalzo

Grooming: a jurisprudential analysis with a gender perspective pp. 38-38

Milagros Alaniz Cortes and María Alejandra Quintanilla

Use of traditional and agile methodologies in companies in the city of Buenos Aires pp. 45-45

Eliana Zulma Beatriz Ordenavía and Jorge Humberto Cassi

Masked on Instagram: Fake Profiles and the phenomenon of Cyberbullying in adolescents pp. 49-49

María de las Mercedes Martínez Ferrero and Soledad Soler Rosario