This special issue aims to bring together original research that explores the phenomenon of television series in the post-digital era, characterized by the full integration of the digital in audiovisual production, distribution and consumption. Over the last decade, the production of series for streaming platforms has multiplied exponentially, giving rise to what has come to be known as the era of “Peak TV” or saturation in the offer of series. Competition between platforms has even prompted talk of a “streaming war” (Neira, 2020).

We accept texts in Spanish, Portuguese and English that cover analysis, discussions, historical, theoretical, methodological, aesthetic, interdisciplinary, and gender reflections within the proposed lines of research.

The deadline for submission of articles is September 15, 2025.

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The relationship between age and advertising presents many prisms from which to approach it. This monograph proposes reflection through articles that respond to the representation made of the elderly in advertising messages and how aging occurs in the profession itself. 

We accept texts in Spanish, Portuguese and English from the advertising message and from the advertising industry that cover analysis, discussions, historical, theoretical, methodological, aesthetic, interdisciplinary, and gender reflections within the proposed lines of research.

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This dossier proposes to create a space for reflection and dialogue on the perspectives of the past, present and future of African cinema, establishing renewed perspectives that, although it is nourished by previous works and research, aims to offer a contextualized vision for specialists, fans, cinephiles and academics of these cinemas. With a spirit of openness, we accept texts in Spanish, Portuguese and English about cinema, works and authors that cover analysis, discussion, historical, theoretical, methodological, aesthetic, interdisciplinary, (post)colonial, gender (in its different meanings) reflections. , interviews and testimonials that cover any of the following themes on African cinema.
Deadline for receipt of originals: october 15, 2023

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In 2008 (issue 6) the journal became solely electronic and in '2019 (issue 17) it began to be published on the OJS platform, and previous issues can be consulted at http://www.revistacomunicacion.org. In this new stage, the journal aims to gain in transparency and facilitate the process of publication and review of the proposals received, as well as to improve the dissemination and reading of the published works.

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