August 27,2016 / By Manuel Ángel Méndez Es como un triste viaje al pasado, una vuelta a la Edad Media. ¿Recuerdan lo que ocurrió hace un par de años cuando España hizo el ridículo a nivel mundial forzando el cierre de Google News en nuestro país? El responsable fue el ‘lobby’ de AEDE, la asociación de editores…
12 January, 2015 / By Por Nicolás Del Valle O. El Ciudadano. La iniciativa Europea de crear instituciones comunes para discutir qué entendemos, cómo medimos y cuáles son las políticas sobre la comunicación, ha sido recientemente apoyada por UNESCO para América Latina, cuestión no menor al pensar a Chile en el contexto regional. ¿Necesitamos una institución independiente…
18th November 2014 / By Peter Barron & Simon Morrison In this latest post in our series on the role of digital intermediaries and media plurality, Peter Barron, Google’s head of communications for Europe, Middle East and Africa, and his colleague Simon Morrison, Public Policy Manager, argue that the Internet and digital technologies have only…
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…
5 November 2014 / By Robin Foster Robin Foster is an adviser on strategy, policy and regulation in the media and communications sectors and a founding member of Communications Chambers. He previously held strategy and board level posts at Ofcom, Independent Television Commission, and the BBC and has provided senior level advice to leading organisations including…
4th November 2014 / by Emma Goodman, LSE Media Policy Project Today, the Advisory Council to Google on the Right to be Forgotten holds its last public meeting in Brussels. The Council, which was set up by Google following the European Court of Justice’s ruling that a Spanish citizen had the right to ask the…
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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