Journal of Digital Media & Interaction, Vol.2, No.3

Welcome to the third issue of the Journal of Digital Media & Interaction (JDMI).For this issue we've assembled a set of seven articles, the first four articles being regular and the other three articles constitute a thematic dossier, which is the result of the Internet Day Seminar 2019 organized by DigiMedia / UA.Thenceforth, we open this issue with the article "Multi-layered Identities by Social Media and Prosumption Practices in Digital and Participatory Communication", by Sunny Suikwong Lam which is focused on web 2.0 as a context of communication conducive to the study of consumer behavior and perceptions of content producers, namely in the context of marketing digital advertising and marketing in social media and digital communication.The author also gives a contribution to the methodological level with the use of business and video ethnography to empirically investigate prosumers' behaviors and multi-layered identities via everyday social media practices.To follow, we have the article "The Phenomenon of Participation in the Museum.A Mechanism to Build Community", by Raquel Martínez-Sanz talking about how the use of participatory technologies in museums and giving voice to non-specialists allows breaking the sense of hierarchy in the transmission of knowledge and thus transform the visitor into an active participant and the museums into participatory cultural institutions.Next, the article entitled "Bibliometric Study on Research About the Use of the Internet.A Review of the Perspectives on Risks and Opportunities", by Isabel Villa-Montoya and Henry Gómez-Flórez presents a bibliometric analysis using the Web of Science (WoS) and SciELO-CI Citation Index (databases) on risks and opportunities of Internet use.The results show an increasing interest in the study of the uses of the Internet, but also that it is a field with high thematic dispersion and multidisciplinary approaches.The study was conducted under the Project "Risks and Potentialities of Information and Communication Technologies in Everyday Life" -The project was executed by MediaLab EAFIT, subscribed to the Research Group in Communication and Cultural Studies of the Social Communication Department of EAFIT University, Colombia, with the support of the telecommunications company TigoUne.The last regular article is entitled "Information needs in Spanish nursing students: results of a survey", by César Manso-Perea, Aurora Cuevas-Cerveró, Esther Martínez-Miguel, Eva García-Carpintero-Blas, Sergio González-Cervantes and Oliver Martín-Martín, analyzes the importance of "Management of information" competency and its inclusion in undergraduate curricula of undergraduate nursing students.A structured questionnaire was administered to nursing students from 21 University centres.The results evidenced the

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   European citizens' use of E-health services: A study of seven countries · 2007

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   Facebook Use Predicts Declines in Subjective Well-Being in Young Adults · 2013

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