Metade da imprensa espanhola é nativa digital

Um estudo sobre 2874 meios informativos espanhóis conclui que 47,3% nasceram em contexto online. A dedução faz parte da obra “Media Nativos Digitais em Espanha” (2021), coordenada por Ramón Salaverría e Maria del Pilar Martinez-Costa.

E a distribuição dos meios é desigual pelo território: cerca de 45% estão localizados em Madrid e Barcelona e o deserto informativo coincide com zonas despovoadas e envelhecidas. Estão também a surgir meios digitais locais que substituem a imprensa tradicional, entretanto desaparecida.

Medios nativos digitales en España. Caracterización y tendencias – Comunicación Social Ediciones y Publicaciones (comunicacionsocial.es)

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