Obsoleta manipulación: nueva concepción informativa | Obsolete manipulation: real, virtual and fictitious elements for a new meaning of information
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La excesiva frecuencia con la que se alude a la manipulación de los medios confirma el predominio de intereses no profesionales que han derivado en un descrédito generalizado de la información. Sin embargo, el uso cotidiano de este término, y su paradójica manipulación, no permite ya definir en su totalidad el engaño al que se somete a los receptores. Basándose en los conceptos manipulación e información, junto a otros como gatekeeper o agenda-setting, el artículo recoge diversos eventos publicados para presentar una propuesta teórica que divide la información entre la real, la virtual y la ficticia.
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The frequent reference to the manipulation of the media confirms the prevalent role of non professional interests. This has led to a discredit of the information. The overuse and manipulation of this term has resulted in a lost of its meaning. By using concepts such as manipulation, information, gatekeeper, agenda-setting and various published events, this paper aims at presenting a theoretical proposal to classify information into real, virtual and fictitious.
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Manipulación, información, realidad, ficción, virtual.
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Manipulation, information, reality, fiction, virtual.
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