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DOI: 10.4185/RLCS-65-2010-882-045-060-Eng

<title>RLCS, Revista Latina de Comunicación Social</title>
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<meta name="DC.title" content="Participation in radio programmes and immigration. The Romanian case”/>
<meta name="DC.creator.personalName" content="Patricia González Aldea, Ph. D."/>
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<meta name="DC.contributor.editor" content="Dr. José Manuel de Pablos Coello (De Pablos Coello, J.M.)"/>
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<meta name="DC.Description" lang="eng" content=“Revista Latina de Comunicación Social, RLCS, is a scientific journal edited at the University of La Laguna, ULL (Tenerife, Canary Islands) in the Laboratory of Information Technologies and New Analysis of Communication, LATINA according to its initials in Spanish, founded in 1987 by Dr. José Manuel de Pablos Coello, under the protection of special doctorate programmes for Latin American professors. The journal publishes under the main summary almost exclusively research papers written following the formula IMR&DC+B: introduction, methodology, results and discussion plus conclusion, with a updated bibliography: at least 70% of the bibliographic entries must be from the past 10 years and half of them from scientific journals in Spanish and English languages. Reviewers make a double blind peer examination. This is a collective and inter-university project, including many professors and researchers from almost all Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries. The journal is the following databases: EBSCO (USA), DOAJ (Lund University, Sweden), Redalyc (Mexico), Dialnet (Spain); and is indexed by the CINDOC-CSIC in DICE, ISOC, RESH, Office of Latin American Education, OEI according to its initials in Spanish; Dulcinea, etc. In Spain the journal is a reference in the Directory of Index of Spanish Periodicals of Social and Communication Sciences, IN-RECS, of the University of Granada, UGR. RLCS occupies the first position in the cumulative index for the periods 2003-2007; 2004-2008 and the year 2008”/>
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<meta name="DC.contributor.referee I" content="Review of the article “Participation in radio programmes and immigration. The Romanian case”. The article analyses programmes aimed at various immigrant groups in Spanish radio stations, be they commercial, of public ownership, or ethnic, paying particular attention to the spaces of participation for the audience in general, and for the listeners of Romanian origin, in particular. This immigrant community is the largest in Spain, having multiplied its presence in numbers five times in the last five years. The work, based on longitudinal qualitative content analysis, develops two main units of analysis out of the five types of audience participation in radio: according to their purpose and according to their thematic planning. The study also looks in detail at each one of the selected programmes and provides interesting data on radio consumption among immigrants in general and, more specifically, among Romanian citizens, as well as the Romanians’ image among Spanish people.– Dr. José María Legorburu - Professor of Radio at the San Pablo-CEU University (USP CEU), Madrid./>
<meta name="DC.contributor.referee II" content=The article is pertinent and contemporary because it examines the phenomenon of integration of minorities in social journalism and the radio. In particular, it analyzes the participation of the Romanian community in four Spanish radio programmes devoted to immigration. Although the selected sample is small, open-mindedness leads the author to contextualize the research within the media consumption habits of the Romanian population in their own country of origin, based on different sources. In addition, there are interviews to the presenters of the radio programmes analyzed, which lead the author to denounce the scarce participation in radio spaces of the Romanians, whose image is affected by harmful stereotypes.– Dr. Silvia Jiménez Martín - University of Salamanca / Camilo Jose Cela University, Madrid./>
<meta name="DC.description.abstract" content="The Spanish social reality has evolved during the last years into a multicultural society, but these “new citizens” are very poorly represented on the media. They rarely become protagonists of any piece of news and when they do, the limitations of informative programming promote an stereotyped discourse.Romanians lead the ranking of immigration by country of origin in Spain and their ethnic media are numerous. Along with these, other multicultural media give voice to the immigrants and deal more deeply with the different identities to promote integration and coexistence.Based on the hypothesis that the participation of the Romanians in radio programmes is scarce, as well as contents referring to this ethnic group, the aim of this research is to undertake a longitudinal analysis of radio consumption, the form of participation of Romanians in radio programming, and the Romanian image transmitted by these contents. Four radio programmes are analyzed: ‘Nuevos Ciudadanos’ (‘New Citizens’) from Punto Radio; ‘Otros Acentos’ (‘Other Accents’) from RNE Radio Exterior; ‘Rumanos en el Mundo’ (Romanian in the World) from Radio Tentación; and ‘Buenas Tardes Rumania’ (Good Afternoon Romania) from Integración Radio.In the discussion and conclusion section we highlight the low consumption of radio news and two predominant forms of participation: the legal queries and musical dedications, particularly on ethnic stations, which in this way reinforce their identitary character. Furthermore, with the end of the labour moratorium for Romanians and Bulgarians since January 2009 and the free movement of these workers, the presence of this community on the programming mentioned above has decreased.Translated by Cruz Alberto Martínez Arcos (University of London)"/>
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DOI: 10.4185/RLCS-65-2010-882-045-060-Eng"/>