Félix Ortega-Mohedano is a professor in the Department of Sociology and Audiovisual Communication at the University of Salamanca (USAL), the Doctorate in Training in the Knowledge Society (http://knowledgesociety.usal.es/), and the Master in Audiovisual Communication Research, of which he has been the director from October 2017 to present (http://mucaii.usal.es/, University of Salamanca). Subjects: mass media in the knowledge society and creativity, digital economy, communication and education (professor of the degree in communication and audiovisual creation), subjects audience research, big data, and information society.
He holds a degree in economics (University of Salamanca), and a PhD in communication, culture, and education (University of Salamanca).
Research interests: audience research, audiovisual–cultural programming and usage and consumption studies (big data and Web data), structure and economics of communication and cultural industries, audiovisual economics, communication and education, digital and community television, new media, and market studies.
He has participated in more than 20 funded competitive research projects, as well as international, national, regional, and contract research.
He has supervised six doctoral theses and currently supervises four doctoral students–researchers at the University of Salamanca and associated doctoral and research programmes.
He is currently a full-time member of the funded research project Mapcom, www.mapcom.es.
Félix Ortega-Mohedano is a professor in the Department of Sociology and Audiovisual Communication at the University of Salamanca (USAL), the Doctorate in Training in the Knowledge Society (http://knowledgesociety.usal.es/), and the Master in Audiovisual Communication Research, of which he has been the director from October 2017 to present (http://mucaii.usal.es/, University of Salamanca). Subjects: mass media in the knowledge society and creativity, digital economy, communication and education (professor of the degree in communication and audiovisual creation), subjects audience research, big data, and information society.
He holds a degree in economics (University of Salamanca), and a PhD in communication, culture, and education (University of Salamanca).
Research interests: audience research, audiovisual–cultural programming and usage and consumption studies (big data and Web data), structure and economics of communication and cultural industries, audiovisual economics, communication and education, digital and community television, new media, and market studies.
He has participated in more than 20 funded competitive research projects, as well as international, national, regional, and contract research.
He has supervised six doctoral theses and currently supervises four doctoral students–researchers at the University of Salamanca and associated doctoral and research programmes.
He is currently a full-time member of the funded research project Mapcom, www.mapcom.es.