Berta García-Orosa is a full professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and has studied communication and politics for more than 20 years.

• Part I.- Chapter 1: Digital political communication. Hybrid intelligence, algorithms, automation and disinformation in the fourth wave.- Chapter 2: Parliaments and key transformations in digital communication.- Chapter 3: Political communication evolution in the digital hybrid media system: innovation and experimentation as strategies towards a new paradigm.- Chapter 4: Political journalism in digital native media.- Chapter 5: Lobbies: the hidden side of digital politics.- Chapter 6: Feminism and Political Communication: How Femicide Is Treated in Digital Media: Santo Domingo Media Case Study During 2020.- Chapter 7: Contemporary Society, Crossroads Between Social Movements and Party Systems in México.- Part II.- Chapter 8: VR and 360-degree video storytelling in political communication: threats and opportunities.- Chapter 9: Emotions, engagement and social media.- Chapter 10: Television Debates, Live-Tweeting and Social Audience.- Chapter 11: Platforms and race. Exploring the interpretation of Dear White People.- Chapter 12: Elections in Latin America and the image of their candidates.

“This book is a refreshing look at digital politics in a worldwide setting; a paradigm shift with varying ramifications for political communication strategies. … This book broadens the scope to geographic areas around the world … .” (Scott Moody, Computing Reviews, July 25, 2023)

Berta García-Orosa is a full professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and has studied communication and politics for more than 20 years.

• Part I.- Chapter 1: Digital political communication. Hybrid intelligence, algorithms, automation and disinformation in the fourth wave.- Chapter 2: Parliaments and key transformations in digital communication.- Chapter 3: Political communication evolution in the digital hybrid media system: innovation and experimentation as strategies towards a new paradigm.- Chapter 4: Political journalism in digital native media.- Chapter 5: Lobbies: the hidden side of digital politics.- Chapter 6: Feminism and Political Communication: How Femicide Is Treated in Digital Media: Santo Domingo Media Case Study During 2020.- Chapter 7: Contemporary Society, Crossroads Between Social Movements and Party Systems in México.- Part II.- Chapter 8: VR and 360-degree video storytelling in political communication: threats and opportunities.- Chapter 9: Emotions, engagement and social media.- Chapter 10: Television Debates, Live-Tweeting and Social Audience.- Chapter 11: Platforms and race. Exploring the interpretation of Dear White People.- Chapter 12: Elections in Latin America and the image of their candidates.

“This book is a refreshing look at digital politics in a worldwide setting; a paradigm shift with varying ramifications for political communication strategies. … This book broadens the scope to geographic areas around the world … .” (Scott Moody, Computing Reviews, July 25, 2023)

Berta García-Orosa is a full professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and has studied communication and politics for more than 20 years.

• Part I.- Chapter 1: Digital political communication. Hybrid intelligence, algorithms, automation and disinformation in the fourth wave.- Chapter 2: Parliaments and key transformations in digital communication.- Chapter 3: Political communication evolution in the digital hybrid media system: innovation and experimentation as strategies towards a new paradigm.- Chapter 4: Political journalism in digital native media.- Chapter 5: Lobbies: the hidden side of digital politics.- Chapter 6: Feminism and Political Communication: How Femicide Is Treated in Digital Media: Santo Domingo Media Case Study During 2020.- Chapter 7: Contemporary Society, Crossroads Between Social Movements and Party Systems in México.- Part II.- Chapter 8: VR and 360-degree video storytelling in political communication: threats and opportunities.- Chapter 9: Emotions, engagement and social media.- Chapter 10: Television Debates, Live-Tweeting and Social Audience.- Chapter 11: Platforms and race. Exploring the interpretation of Dear White People.- Chapter 12: Elections in Latin America and the image of their candidates.

“This book is a refreshing look at digital politics in a worldwide setting; a paradigm shift with varying ramifications for political communication strategies. … This book broadens the scope to geographic areas around the world … .” (Scott Moody, Computing Reviews, July 25, 2023)