Cuadernos.info 2012
DOI: 10.7764/cdi.31.453
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Economía política de los estándares de televisión digital: el caso de América Latina

Abstract: ResumenDurante la última década, casi la totalidad de los países de América Latina han afrontado la transición de sus sistemas de televisión al digital. Tomando como base teórica la economía política de la comunicación, este trabajo analiza las políticas públicas de televisión digital terrestre (TDT) en Latinoamérica desde una perspectiva multisectorial, estudiando los fundamentos de la elección de estándares, el papel de los lobbies y el impacto de las decisiones tomadas desde el punto de vista de las polític… Show more

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“…Besides international negotiators, the controversy about the choice of the standard (ZIMMERMANN, 2006a;ZIMMERMANN, 2006b) makes clear pressure from two major Brazilian economic groups: first, telecommunications (supporting the European pattern) and other TV stations (for the Japanese model). In mid-2006, the government's decision is officially announced and it is considered one of the broadcasting industry victories (BADILLO MATOS, 2012;Cross, 2006;ANGLE;CALZADA;ESTRUCH, 2011). Months later, the government began to design standard promotional activities among neighbors.…”
Section: Brazilian Domestic Context About the Digital Televisionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides international negotiators, the controversy about the choice of the standard (ZIMMERMANN, 2006a;ZIMMERMANN, 2006b) makes clear pressure from two major Brazilian economic groups: first, telecommunications (supporting the European pattern) and other TV stations (for the Japanese model). In mid-2006, the government's decision is officially announced and it is considered one of the broadcasting industry victories (BADILLO MATOS, 2012;Cross, 2006;ANGLE;CALZADA;ESTRUCH, 2011). Months later, the government began to design standard promotional activities among neighbors.…”
Section: Brazilian Domestic Context About the Digital Televisionmentioning
confidence: 99%