The impact of digitization was felt before it could be described and
explained. The Mapping Digital Media project is a way of catching up, an
ambitious attempt at depicting and understanding the progress and
effects of digitization on media and communications systems across the
world. The publication of over 50 country reports provides the most
comprehensive picture to date on the changes undergone by journalism,
news production, and the media as a result of the transition of
broadcasting from analog to digital and the advent of the internet.
These extensive reports, all sharing the same structure, cover issues
such as media consumption, public media, changes in journalism, digital
activism, new regulation, and business models. Reports have been
published from nine Latin American countries: Mexico, Argentina,
Colombia, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Uruguay. Given
the recent evolution of Brazil’s media landscape and regulation, and
its position as a regional reference, few reports have generated as much
expectation as the Brazilian one. This excellent text is key to
understanding digitization in Brazil, in Latin America, and in the world
at large.
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