Telecom Law: The Battle between Society, the Government and the Monopolies
Raúl Trejo Delarbre. * Mexico, May 2014 Versión en español | Versão em Português In the spring of 2013, the Mexican government expressed its support...
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Progress and Setbacks with DTT in Colombia
María Paula Martínez*. Colombia, may 2014. Versión en español | Versão em Português The transition to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) in Colombia began five years...
Chile: A Comprehensive Media Law, Another Challenge for Bachelet
During that decade, Chile was frequently mentioned in reports published by international agencies due to the lack of pluralism and information diversity as well as...
The Battle for Control of the Internet in Brazil
Gustavo Gindre*. Brazil, may 2014. Versión en español | Versão em Português The Civil Rights Framework for the Internet emerged as a response to a...
Argentina: Digital TV is Accepted by Consumers, But Its Scope Is Limited
The goal of this article is to discuss the impact of the development of ODT policy, which was centered on certain focus areas. These could...
TV Digitalization Does Not Always Mean Media Diversity and Deconcentration
Gustavo Gómez. Director General de OBSERVACOM y docente de la Universidad Católica de Uruguay. April, 2014. Versión en español | Versão em Português With a...
The Debate on Media Concentration in Peru
Jorge Acevedo. Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. April, 2014. Versión en español | Versão em Português In November 2013 a group of...
Chile: Digital TV in Purgatory
Chiara Sáez Baeza. Sociologist, Doctor in Communication, post-Doctorate in Government and Public Policy, and Assistant Professor at the Institute of Communication and Image (ICEI), University...
Brazil: Resistance to the Current 50-Year-Old Law
Versão em Português | Versión en español Abril, 2014 In the past five years, many Latin American countries have adopted new legal frameworks for communication, or...
After the justice decreed constitutionality, the adaptation of media groups to the Audiovisual Law begins.
Martín Becerra. Professor at the National University of Quilmes, the University of Buenos Aires, and Independent Researcher at the National Scientific and Technological Research Council...
Peña Nieto’s Draft Law on Telecommunications Violates the Constitution
Versión en español| Versão em Português April, 2014 Counter-reform is the most common description of the package of secondary legislation initiatives on telecommunications and broadcasting...
Uruguay Will Have a New Audiovisual Communication Services Law in June.
Versão em português | Versión en español April, 2014 The Draft Law on Audiovisual Communication Services (LSCA) of Uruguay, to which the Chamber of Deputies,...