DOI:  10.22395/angr

Electronic ISSN: 2248-4086

Print ISSN: 1692-2522

Anagramas Rumbos y Sentidos de la Comunicación, an international peer-reviewed journal, is a scientific effort to spread new knowledge in the field of communication by highlighting research in this field using theoretical, empirical, and applied perspectives to study current issues related to cultural studies, public communication, advertising, public relations, journalism, political communication, memory, and cultural industries.

The journal publishes research and review articles. It is an open access journal since 2015 and it is addressed to professors, researchers, students, and professionals in the field of communication and other related fields. Anagramas Rumbos y Sentidos de la Comunicación follows ethical principles aligned with COPE’s Ethical Guidelines for Peer Reviewers, is highly visible in several databases, and includes standardized ORCIDs and DOIs for search engines.

 

The journal includes the following sections:

 

Editorial or dossier presentation: describes the issue’s content and the relevance of the topics addressed.

Free topic: includes articles about various research interests, emphasizing cultural studies, public communication, advertising, public relations, journalism, political communication, memory, and cultural industries

Dossier: gathers articles about a specific topic, which were submitted in response to a call for papers created by the Editorial Team.

The journal has a different section structure in issues that include exclusively free topic articles, as the Dossier section does not appear.

The journal declares that all articles received are uploaded to the Turnitin tool, which focuses on detecting plagiarism text matches; that the content published in the journal’s digital version is open access and can be downloaded as PDF files; that authors must declare that the manuscript was written by them, that it has not been published before, and that they respect the intellectual property rights of third parties. As for peer reviewers, they must declare in the review form that they do not have conflicts of interest regarding the authors and topics they will review.

Financing model

Anagramas Rumbos y Sentidos de la Comunicación is an open access journal. It is financed and edited by Universidad de Medellín as a non-profit.

Peer review duration

The average evaluation time of manuscripts by peer reviewers is two (2) months from the receipt of the manuscript.

The estimated time for the publication process of an article is four (4) months from the acceptance of the manuscript by the peer reviewers and the verification of the Editorial Team of the journal.

Total average time from receipt of manuscript to publication: six (6) months

Current Issue

Vol. 24 No. 47 (2025): July - December

Published: 2025-07-01


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International communication and a city-marketing strategy in city internationalization. Medellin’s 2012-2019 case

Ángel Franco Ángel Franco

Abstract views: 5
Online: Dec 2, 2022

Pages: 1-23

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a01

Analysis of product placement effectiveness in psychological thrillers in Spain

Óscar Gutiérrez-Aragón, Adrián Testera-Fuertes, Joan-Francesc Fondevila-Gascón, Vanessa Urban-Mendoza

Abstract views: 24
Online: Aug 16, 2023

Pages: 1-25

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a02

A story to communicate science. A case study. Medellín Colombia

Raúl Alberto Henao Vélez, Miriam Gómez Marín, Olga Lucia Bedoya

Abstract views: 7
Online: Aug 30, 2023

Pages: 1-19

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a03

Television and entertainment in Argentina. An analysis of an entertainment program

Yamila Heram, Mariano Cicowiez, Lucía Wainer

Abstract views: 11
Online: May 8, 2023

Pages: 1-27

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a04

Internal communication’s contributions to organizational contexts: An analysis of a Brazilian multi-campus university

Francine Lucatelli, Hans Peder Behling

Abstract views: 9
Online: Jul 23, 2023

Pages: 1-26

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a05

Symbols and poetic rhymes in the Star Wars sequel trilogy

Rafael Mauricio París Restrepo, Yobenj Aucardo Chicangana-Bayona

Abstract views: 1
Online: Feb 10, 2024

Pages: 1-33

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a06

Mediation as a way to expand the creative universes of art and engineering

Claudia María Silva Velásquez

Abstract views: 0
Online: Dec 2, 2022

Pages: 1-18

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a07

Building civic culture: it’s impact on democracy and political communication

Sandra Timal López, Jorge Luis Castillo Durán

Abstract views: 9
Online: Feb 15, 2023

Pages: 1-23

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a08

Approach to a state of technological appropriation in Catatumbo

J. F. Barbosa Trigos, L. L. Arévalo Pérez, Y. P. Palacio Álvarez

Abstract views: 0
Online: Aug 24, 2023

Pages: 1-21

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a09

Contributions of mobile applications to university students’ health in Medellín

Alejandro Agudelo Calle

Abstract views: 0
Online: Jan 11, 2024

Pages: 1-23

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a10

Counterhegemonic discourse in La langosta azul (The Blue Lobster) (1954). Ideological and glottopolitical analysis of El gringo’s representation

Juan Sebastián Vargas-Trujillo

Abstract views: 0
Online: Feb 29, 2024

Pages: 1-10

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a11

Representing friendship through violence. Content analysis of “Primal”, a series

Rodrigo Urcid Puga

Abstract views: 3
Online: Aug 28, 2023

Pages: 1-21

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a12

Memories of the Corona Lockdown: A Case Study of Romanian Memes on Facebook

Daniel Ungureanu

Abstract views: 15
Online: Mar 2, 2024

Pages: 1-22

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a13

The media convergence of social networks and digital platforms: a case study of two Afro Boricua youth culture genres

Mariely Rivera Hernández

Abstract views: 1
Online: Jun 18, 2024

Pages: 1-24

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a14

Political Fandom: A Social Neuroscience Perspective

Angelica Mendieta Ramirez, Ana Calzada Reyes

Abstract views: 6
Online: Nov 11, 2024

Pages: 1-21

DOI: 10.22395/angr.v24n47a15
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