“…If we limit this to the area of television audiences, diverse works have thoroughly explored media consumption during the lockdown (Mihelj, Kondor & Štětka, 2022;Cobos, 2021;Llorca Abad, 2021;Scaglioni, 2021b;Calvo Gutiérrez & López Frías, 2020;Fieras Ceide, Túñez López & Vaz Álvarez, 2020;Mikos, 2020). There is considerable bibliography on how society was informed at a time of crisis, what strategies were used by the media, mainly by television (Rosique Cedillo & Flores, 2022;Maloney et al, 2022;Geni, Briandana & Umarella, 2021;Morejón Llamas, 2021;Rebolledo, González & Olza, 2021;Villena-Alarcón & Caballero-Galeote, 2020), and on how society gathered its information during this period, that is to say, what media they chose and why (Bernal, 2021;Mora-Rodríguez & Melero-López, 2021;Van Aelst et al, 2021;Lemenager et al, 2021;Masip, Ruiz Caballero & Suau, 2021;Sanjuán Pérez et al, 2020 In other cases, these analyses have been carried out from perspectives as varied in the field of audiences as the study of viewing during the lockdown from the uses and gratifications theory (Igartua, Ortega-Mohedano & Arcila-Calderón, 2020;Rochyadi-Reetz, Maryani & Agustina, 2020) or by analysing the influence of restrictions to mobility on media consumption (Silva-Torres, Martínez & Cambra, 2022).…”