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The new multimedia forms, consist of properties that include information and documentation that can attract the interest of different people of a certain relatively small geographical area. These new fusions, their ways of presentations, reflections and management displayed on the computer screen, or other system of displays, which are present in different parts of the city are not easy to understand. This article shows the increase of knowledge which can manifest have a variety of experimental subjects in two digital infographics displays of local interest. We have selected people with cultural issues of an organic nature, which can in order to measure and compare the response they have through visual aids and synthetic clarifying, through digital infographics with miscellaneous descriptions, narrations or interpretations, equally or more effective than classical texts or the endless and troublesome videos, which often have bandwidth problems [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent years the digital media have opened their doors to so-called citizen journalism. Nevertheless, far from some declarations that present the reader as another journalist, the reality is very different. This article compares the sections of informative participation in four digital editions of printed newspapers from 2009 to nowadays in order to analyze two aspects: whether the media frankly trust the readers, beyond inviting them to play at being journalists; and what is the reader's response. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The conceptual relationships between what has been called citizen journalism, participatory journalism and crowdsourcing journalism in the context of the evolution of user-generated content (UGC) in the media are examined. The research on user participation in the media, since the first studies of interactivity to the most recent work addressing specific issues such as quality or control, is also reviewed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]