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Diana Morena Balaguer, María Forga Martel
Partiendo de un estudio previo sobre la violencia que las mujeres activistas feministas reciben en Twitter, se planteó trasladar esta observación a aquellas que, por su profesión (periodistas, escritoras, influencers…) se ha decidido llamar comunicadoras, ya que convergen en ellas visibilidad pública profesional y presencia y actividad en Twitter. Para observar la relación de estos ataques con cuestiones de género, el estudio se planteó durante la semana anterior y la posterior al Día Internacional de las Mujeres. Entre otros resultados, se observó que 1 de cada 5 tuits originó agresiones y un incremento significativo de violencia durante la jornada del 8M.
Based on a previous study addressing the violence that feminist activist women receive on Twitter, it was proposed to transfer that methodology to the field of women who, due to their profession (journalists, writers, influencers...) we have called communicators. All of them share both professional public visibility and presence and activity on Twitter. To measure the relationship that these online attacks have with gender-related issues, the study was carried out during the weeks leading to and departing after the International Day of Women. Among other results, the investigation concluded that 1 out 5 tweets aroused some form of aggression and a significant increase in violence during the 8th of March.
