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Institutional offices for the communication and dissemination of science are gaining in importance at Spanish universities, and their activities can contribute to increasing the visibility and reputation of researchers. The objective of this study is to analyze the relations between the institutional communication of research results to the public and the impact and academic visibility of scientific papers. For this purpose, science communication and dissemination undertaken through press releases on R+D+i results from the Science Culture and Innovation Unit (SCIU) at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) were selected as a case study. This SCIU was chosen because it has published yearly reports for more than a decade on the impact in the media of its press releases. Press dossiers of the last five years available (2014-2018) were examined, and a database was created of the citations received by texts published in scientific journals indexed in the Web of Science as well as their mentions on social networks through the company Altmetric.com. After that, this information was statistically analyzed. The main results show that the journal impact index is important for obtaining academic citations or appearing in Twitter conversations. However, the influence of the journal impact factor turns out to be lower when it comes to popularizing scientific publications in the media. Furthermore, the statistical evidence points to the fact that scientific publications disseminated through the SCIU receive proportionally more citations than research that has not been disseminated through the institutional channel. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The first reported case of transmission of the Ebola virus in Europe occurred in Spain. The subsequent management of communication surrounding the 'outbreak' brought about a crisis with implications for both health authorities and the media. This paper explores the management of institutional communication by the Ministry of Health, within the first forty-eight hours leading up to the diagnosis, as well as the Spanish press' coverage of the "crisis of Ebola". Focus will be placed on the analysis of the front pages of 6 Spanish newspapers (with the largest national circulation) as well as 17 regional newspapers, and their possible sensationalist impact within those first forty-eight hours (October 7th and 8th, 2014). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The following paper presents an historical approach of the Corporate Communications origins, to develop perspectives on their roles in the organization, strengths, weaknesses and, above all, to fully understand the role and place of its social purpose.To this end, the focus is on the concept study of the Corporate Communication. The knowledge and academic research on the discipline is also a reflection of a profession enhanced by the diversity of management areas and encouraging their continued development and innovation, generating that professionals need to keep up, know what happens in other markets and countries, and study the main theoretical advances that offer perspectives and promote quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Advertising is considered as a major mass communication tool, because of its great capacity to influence the social imaginary, although this form of communication sometimes is overestimated. Moreover, welfare state has got the obligation to arrange properly the Civil Society, and also ought to favour the citizens education and all those fields associated to the "common good" maxim. In this paper we research how is this advertising like, and which would be State communication goals. Culture of peace is a project defended and promoted by UNESCO, vertebrated in a whole theoretical and conceptual universe, that not only means the absense of war, but focuses all kind of human and social relationships. In order to this purpose, we have analyzed carefully 61 Government's campaigns, over a big sample of more than 190. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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