La comunicación en los procesos de cambio social en América Latina: Bolivia, Argentina, Ecuador y Venezuela

Alonso, Ana Jorge; García, R de Frutos; Fernández, Emelina Galarza

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“…En las constituciones de los países latinoamericanos modificadas en la última década se expresa la "voluntad de cambio con los gobiernos anteriores y todas ellas, aunque en mayor medida la ecuatoriana, reseñaban los derechos de comunicación de la ciudadanía como una ampliación del clásico derecho de libertad de expresión" (Jorge, Frutos y Galarza, 2015). La información y la comunicación pública moderna "desempeñan funciones fundamentales en la conformación del espacio común de deliberación y representación política.…”

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Configuración de las autoridades de regulación de la TV en los países andinos

Suing¹,

Ortíz²,

González³

2016

RLCS

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El propósito de la investigación es conocer la adecuación de los reguladores de televisión del área andina a los estándares internacionales de la Unesco, en momentos de reforma de la legislación sobre comunicación. Las hipótesis son: Los reguladores se crearon a través de leyes, su independencia tiene soporte constitucional; y, las resoluciones que adoptan promueven los derechos a la comunicación. Metodología. Es cualitativa a partir del análisis de las normativas legales y resoluciones. Las variables estudiadas son: Leyes de creación, naturaleza, autonomía financiera, objeto, funciones, composición y decisiones. Resultados y Conclusiones. Se pretende cubrir desde elementos constitutivos hasta impactos de nuevas formas de comunicación. La Autoridad Nacional de Televisión de Colombia es el regulador que más funciones ejecuta en relación a la protección de los televidentes. No existen garantías de órganos profesionales libres de influencias ni cualificación de sus integrantes. Las resoluciones han normado aspectos administrativos.

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Configuración de las autoridades de regulación de la TV en los países andinos

Suing¹,

Ortíz²,

González³

2016

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“…The constitutions that have been amended in the last decade in Latin American countries express their "will to change with respect to previous governments, and all of them, although to a greater extent the Ecuadorian one, describe the communication rights of citizens as an extension of the basic right of freedom of expression" (Jorge, Frutos and Galarza, 2015). Modern public information and communication "play fundamental roles in the configuration of the common space of deliberation and political representation.…”

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Configuration of television regulatory authorities in the Andean Countries

Suing¹,

Ortiz²,

González³

2016

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Introduction. The objective of this research article is to evaluate the adequacy of television regulators in the Andean region according to the international standards set by UNESCO at times of reforms in communications legislation. The hypotheses that guide this research are that television regulators were created by law, that their autonomy has constitutional support, and that their resolutions promote communication rights. Method. The study is based on a qualitative method that involves the review of regulatory documents and resolutions and the analysis of such variables as: regulator-creation laws, regulatory authority types, financial autonomy, purposes, functions, composition and resolutions. Results and conclusions. The legislation of the regulatory authorities aims to cover from their constituent elements to the impacts of the new forms of communication. Colombia's national regulatory authority is the regulator in the Andean region with the largest number of functions in relation to the protection of television viewers. The legislation does not guarantee the participation of associations of television professionals that are free from influences nor that their members of the regulators are qualified to perform their job. The resolutions adopted by the television regulatory authorities have focused on the regulation of the administrative aspects of television.

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Análisis de la cultura periodística Cubana a partir de la perspectiva decolonial: Aportes a un periodismo-otro desde y para América Latina

Alonso¹,

Márquez²,

Pérez³

2019

International Journal of Cuban Studies

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The Eurocentric character of communication and journalism in Latin America is a palpable phenomenon based on Western thought, academic and scientific models. Hence, as part of the decolonial criticism, the paradigm journalism-other is presented as the possibility of ‘decolonising’ the journalistic profession of those exogenous and westernising paradigms. In this scenario, the study of the journalistic culture of Cuba leads us to build professional logics that differ from those of the rest of the continent from the imaginary and common senses installed in the communities of journalism professionals in the country as opposed to the perspective of the North/westernised. Even so, the ideological regulation of the media determines the empowerment of journalists, as functioning agents, and at the same, mediating agents between PCC-State and citizens.

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La comunicación en los procesos de cambio social en América Latina: Bolivia, Argentina, Ecuador y Venezuela

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Configuración de las autoridades de regulación de la TV en los países andinos

Configuración de las autoridades de regulación de la TV en los países andinos

Configuration of television regulatory authorities in the Andean Countries

Análisis de la cultura periodística Cubana a partir de la perspectiva decolonial: Aportes a un periodismo-otro desde y para América Latina

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