Democratization, policies of access and daily life
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Open Digital Television, audiences, public policy, Jujuy (Argentina)Abstract
In this work we propose to think about experiences of the recognition of digital television and its content in popular urban contexts in Jujuy, taking into account continuities as much as discontinuities in this process. We explore the intersections that allow to understand part of the complex processes associated with social television applications and technologies. We propose to expose and analyse processes and symbolic and material forms of practices related to access and recognition of audio-visual contents linked to digital tv and the public policies that promote it. From the articulation of two strategies they present approximations to the experiences of hearings, to link them, in turn, with this number of this journal by means of a more wide discussion concerning the construction of the hegemony.Downloads
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