Virtualis is an open and plural space for reflection, study and analysis of digital culture. It seeks to open a critical debate on the phenomena derived from the irruption of digital technologies in the different spheres of the information and knowledge society. Vol. 13 No. 26 (2023): Emerging phenomena of Latin American born-digital journalism This special issue of the journal Virtualis calls for contributions from Latin American journalism scholars to submit contributions on the emerging phenomena of born-digital journalism in the region, with emphasis on its cultural, economic, labor and social dimensions. We welcome manuscripts of a conceptual or empirical nature, focused on national cases or part of comparative studies of a broader scope, that help to improve our understanding of the implications of the transformations introduced by born-digital journalism in the national and transnational public spheres of Latin America.

Vol. 13 No. 26 (2023): Digital communication and gender: Creation, industry, leadership, activism and violence.

This special issue of Virtualis magazine calls on Latin American journalism scholars to submit contributions on the emerging phenomena of born-digital journalism in the region, with emphasis on its cultural, economic, labor and social dimensions. We receive conceptual or empirical manuscripts, focused on national cases or part of comparative studies of a broader scope, that help improve our understanding of the implications of the transformations introduced by born-digital journalism in the national and transnational public spheres of Latin America.