The journalism of the 21st Century has gone through a serious transformation consistent with the digital ecosystem. With the aim of shedding some light onto the current journalistic panorama, this article tackles questions relating to digital slow journalism in Spanish, mainly centred on the need of these media to reinvent itself and look for new formulas such as innovation and content quality. Our research is based on an international study – Argentina, Colombia, Mexico and Spain – using a triangulation and mixed method with exploratory, descriptive and quantitative techniques: consultation of documentary sources, case studies, in-depth interviews, Delphi study (two rounds with 29 international experts) and surveys (a total of 2000 surveys, 500 surveys per country). These techniques were applied to 10 representative digital Media entities within the slow journalism context in four Ibero-American countries: Revista Anfibia (Argentina), La silla vacía (Colombia), Revista Arcadia (Colombia), Jot Down (Spain), Revista 5W (Spain), CTXT (Spain), Yorokobu (Spain), Panenka (Spain), Letras Libres (Mexico), Gatopardo (Mexico). This essay reflects on the content and elaboration of these publications, journalistic genres, the professionals who work on them and the future challenges facing these projects. The reader profiles of these outlets, their knowledge of slow journalism and their consumer habits are also explained.

21世纪的新闻业经历了与数字生态系统一致的重大转变。为了使读者了解当前的新闻全景，本文讨论了西班牙语中与数字慢新闻有关的问题，主要集中在这些媒体重塑自身并寻找新公式（例如创新和内容质量）的需求。我们的研究基于一项国际研究-阿根廷，哥伦比亚，墨西哥和西班牙-采用三角测量和混合方法以及探索性，描述性和定量技术：文献资料咨询，案例研究，深入访谈，Delphi研究（两轮29名国际专家）和调查（总共2000项调查，每个国家500项调查）。Revista Anfibia（阿根廷），La sillavacía（哥伦比亚），Revista Arcadia（哥伦比亚），Jot Down（西班牙），Revista 5W（西班牙），CTXT（西班牙），Yorokobu（西班牙），Panenka（西班牙），Letras Libres（墨西哥） ），加托帕多（墨西哥）。本文反映了这些出版物的内容和阐述，新闻体裁，从事这些出版物的专业人员以及这些项目面临的未来挑战。还说明了这些网点的读者资料，他们对慢速新闻的了解以及他们的消费者习惯。