Representación composicional de la intermedia agenda-setting de los principales grupos de medios y partidos políticos en las elecciones generales españolas de 2015
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https://doi.org/10.4185/RLCS-2018-1255Palabras clave:
análisis composicional (CoDa), biplot, grupos de medios, comunicación política, intermedia agenda-settingResumen
Este artículo presenta el biplot composicional como un enfoque metodológico innovador para representar de manera intuitiva la intermedia agenda-setting en el estudio de las agendas mediática y política. Como ilustración, empleamos un análisis de contenido de los principales grupos de medios españoles (RTVE, Prisa, Vocento, Unidad Editorial, COPE, Atresmedia, Planeta, Godó, Mediaset España y Libertad Digital) y principales partidos políticos con circunscripción única (Partido Popular, Partido Socialista Obrero Español, Podemos, Ciudadanos e Izquierda Unida), en el marco del período de las Elecciones Generales españolas de 2015. En oposición a los enfoques tradicionales, el análisis composicional en general y el biplot en particular, enfatizan la relevancia relativa de los contenidos dentro de la agenda. La representación confirma la solidez metodológica del enfoque, al tiempo que proporciona una visión novedosa del caso en estudio y visualiza la representación de la intermedia agenda-setting.
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