Studies relations between media productions and sociocultural activities, focusing on interactions and power systems involved in the process of constructing communication narratives. This line of research investigates the uses of communication technologies, political negotiations, social media, and the dispute for the control of media production.

Communication, Internet, and Politics: the impacts of the Web in the Brazilian democratic context 
Docente: Prof. Dr. Arthur Ituassu

Journalism, Digital media and Political Economy of Communication
Docente: Profª. Drª. Patricia Maurício

Imagination and social practices in television narratives 
Docente: Profª. Drª. Tatiana Oliveira Siciliano

Fictional narratives in the age of media convergence: continuities and deviations of the modernist aesthetic paradigm 
Docente: Profª. Drª. Vera Lúcia Follain de Figueiredo