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Pluralismo mediático y TV de proximidad

Pluralismo mediático y TV de proximidad

Chiara Sáez / Fernando Fuente-Alba / Jorge Avilés

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Ediciones UCSC
Año de edición:
2024
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Television
ISBN:
9789566068662
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Este libro se aproxima al debate sobre el pluralismo televisivo en Chile desde la realidad del sector regional, local y comunitario. Su objetivo principal es presentar los resultados de un levantamiento de datos sobre el pluralismo informativo existente en la televisión chilena abierta de carácter local, regional y comunitaria y las condicionantes para su medición estandarizada. Conocer las opiniones de las personas que dan vida a estas experiencias, identificar los problemas que enfrentan estos canales para establecer una memoria audiovisual de su trabajo y también evaluar su programación desde la perspectiva del pluralismo informativo. En este sentido, la investigación se propone avanzar en el desarrollo de condiciones que permitan almacenar, conocer y difundir la programación televisiva que estos canales generan. Pero también problematizar el modo en que este sector se puede sustentar económicamente para aportar a la diversidad audiovisual del país. 10

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