Abstract
In an era marked by rapid digitalization and the convergence of media platforms, gender equality, particularly within journalism, has gained prominence. However, gender discrimination remains a challenge for female journalists. This research collected 387 valid responses from Spanish media professionals through digital and other channels. Data analysis, including statistical methods like frequency analysis and chi-square tests, aims to uncover factors affecting the careers of Spanish female journalists. The goal is to provide empirically supported recommendations for gender equality in the dynamic Spanish media landscape.
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