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| How
social movements have changed media policies in
Latin America |
| By:
Silvio Waisbord y María Soledad
Segura |
| Español |
Innovations
in communication policies raise new questions for
understanding media governance in the region. How
do CSOs participate in policy-making process?
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| From
one uncertainty to another: The Law of Adjustment
for Broadcasters in Bolivia |
| By:
Erick Torrico Villanueva |
| Español |
The
passage of the Law of Adjustment for Broadcasters
ensured the renewal of broadcasting operating
licenses, but not the redistribution of
frequencies under the General Law of
Telecommunications, Information Technology and
Communication.
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| Mexico:
the regulatory body and pluralism |
| By:
Aleida Calleja |
| Español |
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International
experience tells us that according to best
practices, state intervention is required to
determine quotas and participation in the various
markets (limits placed on concentration), combined
with the insertion of new actors representing
different sectors, which is something that we have
not seen in the current bidding processes for
radio and TV
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| Implementation
of quality indicators for Televisión Pública
Argentina |
| By:
Diego de Charras y Natalia
Romé |
| Español |
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The
first of its kind implemented in the region, the
study was undertaken by researchers at the School
of Communication Sciences of the Universidad de
Buenos Aires (UBA) based on the standards
established by UNESCO.
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