TORRECILLAS LACAVE, MARÍA TERESA, Vazquez-Barrio, Tamara , Suarez, Rebeca , Fernandez-Martinez, Luis Manuel
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Rev. Lat. Comun. Soc.
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Científica
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01/01/2020
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Introduction: Introduction. This article disseminates the results of an investigation oriented to the study of the current multiscreen contexts in which minors develop, from the perspective of risks and opportunities. The main objective is to analyse the characteristics of the consumption scenario and family mediation. Methodology. This research has been developed using the survey technique. The universe under study has been the children enrolled in the Community of Madrid from 5 to 17 years old. (n = 840). Results and conclusions. It has detected a higher rate of hyperconnected homes, in which minors with mobile devices for autonomous and personal use predominate, and an intensive user profile that is from the age of 16 and amounts to 39% of the population on weekends or holidays. Mediation strategies are limited to content and time control.
new technologies; digital services; Internet; media education; families; parental mediation; media literacy; media