Universidad Iberoamericana Mexico City

Faculty Member, Comunicación

Académica de Tiempo

Thesis Title: Journalism Culture in Mexico (2000-2007)

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My recent project examined patterns of change and continuity in the journalistic culture of post-authoritarian Mexico, especially in four dimensions: professional values of MExican journalists; conditions of freedom, autonomy and negotiation of conflicts of interest; reporting practices and narratives; and reporting of political conflict during the 2006 elections

My research interests comprise comparative journalism cultures; newsmaking and production routines; sociology of news; competing models of journalism; social media, digital platforms and the future of journalism; and professionalism within media and journalism industries.

Currently teaching Media Theory courses at BA and Journalism Sociology at MA level.

I've got PhD in Media and Communications (Goldsmiths, University of London); a MA in Journalism Studies (Cardiff University), and a BA in Social Communications (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana).

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