Susana Moreno Pachón

Susana Moreno Pachón serves as Professor at Camilo José Cela University since 2010, teaching in Journalism, Advertising, and Audiovisual Communication programs. Her academic foundation includes a PhD in Journalism (2016), Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Complutense University of Madrid (1993), and an MBA from UCJC.

Her educational credentials comprise:

• PhD in Journalism, Camilo José Cela University (2016)
• Bachelor of Journalism, Complutense University of Madrid (1993)
• MBA, Camilo José Cela University

Dr. Moreno Pachón's research critically examines gender-based violence representation in television news, equality discourse in Spanish politics, and television audience dynamics. Her doctoral work established the largest study on gender-based violence reporting in TV news, revealing systemic underrepresentation of accredited voices and perpetrator accountability. Current investigations extend to social media's influence on live programming decisions and evolving political narratives around gender issues.

Analysis of her 2015-2025 publications reveals consistent thematic evolution: early work (2015-2016) established methodological frameworks for analyzing gender violence news, mid-career research (2016-2017) explored economic crisis impacts on audience behavior, while recent publications (2024-2025) investigate intersectional topics like prostitution discourse and social media's real-time influence on infotainment programming across Communication, Gender Studies, and Political Science disciplines.

Her professional narrative integrates academic rigor with media practice: as founding member of La Sexta TV (2006), director for TVE/Telemadrid (2017-2022), and current host of 'La Roca' on Sexta TV, she bridges theory and practice. Since 2017, she contributes to scientific culture dissemination through FECYT's evaluation committee, though no formal student supervision or grant administration is documented.