Abstract

Social networks, forums, chats or blogs are some of the cultural objects that have transformed the way of “watching TV” and emerges as a medium to promote and expand the content of television fiction. For this reason, the audience has left aside his passive attitude to participate in the creation of content through digital media, to connect more directly the user and television. Taking these ideas as a starting point, we are interested in how new media are present not only in the social life of people but also in the interaction with other media such as television. Discovering both its language and ways of expression as well as discursive practices, which are derived from their use. According to this, we adopted a sociocultural framework, which leads us to propose a case study through a qualitative approach. We analyze the production model generated by TVE on the drama series “Victor Ros” in which they used a new strategy based on social media to enhance the originality of the series and offer new content related to the show to promote and expand asset value of the audience.