2017
DOI: 10.26441/rc16.1-2017-a8
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Convergencia mediática: lecciones y preguntas desde la experiencia peruana

Abstract: RESUMEN:La discusión sobre convergencia, representada en variedad de campos académicos relacionados con la comunicación, no ha incluido la producción y el consumo de contenidos, a pesar de la relativa abundancia de referencias a los mismos en documentos empresariales y de política pública en el Perú. Esta situación se aborda proponiendo una definición de convergencia que analiza sus manifestaciones específicas, intentando establecer cómo esta afecta la viabilidad de las industrias mediáticas y la formulación d… Show more

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“…In the local and national ‘mass’ media, and now also via digital media platforms on the internet, the celebration of the Señor unleashes a free circulation of images, official and popular discourses, commentaries, and debates. This circulation has been catalysed by the growing media ‘convergence’ in Peru and Latin America since the early 1990s: the flow of content across ‘new’ media platforms (especially the internet) and telecommunications (Villanueva‐Mansilla 2017). The procession of the Señor is hence now a multi‐mediatic event both inside and outside of the customary news cycle.…”
Section: Performance: ‘El Señor’ As Mediatic Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the local and national ‘mass’ media, and now also via digital media platforms on the internet, the celebration of the Señor unleashes a free circulation of images, official and popular discourses, commentaries, and debates. This circulation has been catalysed by the growing media ‘convergence’ in Peru and Latin America since the early 1990s: the flow of content across ‘new’ media platforms (especially the internet) and telecommunications (Villanueva‐Mansilla 2017). The procession of the Señor is hence now a multi‐mediatic event both inside and outside of the customary news cycle.…”
Section: Performance: ‘El Señor’ As Mediatic Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%