Recently has been published a new issue on digital media pluralism of the political agenda in Chile. For more information, please see: http://www.caip.cl. Title and information of Spanish edition: Pluralismo en la agenda política de los medios digitales escritos en Chile: apuntes de investigación En el documento se presentan parte de los avances de investigación…
5th November 2014 / By Reporters without Borders Freedom of information has made important progress in Brazil during the past 12 years under President Lula da Silva and (since 2011) his successor Dilma Rousseff, who was reelected on 26 October, winning a fourth consecutive term for the Workers’ Party (PT), but much remains to be…
October 23, 2014 By Sitio Andino, Sección Política Reporteros Sin Fronteras volvió a manifestar su respaldo a la Ley de Servicios de Comunicación Audiovisual (LSCA) en el marco de una nota que publicó en su página web dando cuenta de la decisión de la Autoridad Federal de Servicios de Comunicación Audiovisual (Afsca) de iniciar la…
June 30, 2014 / www.worldbank.org Communications experts analyze Latin American media law in the context of the region’s digital revolution This article most likely arrived to you by recommendation of Facebook and/or Twitter, which makes you part of the growing legion of global users —250 million of them Latin America— who use the web and social…
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