An overview of digital media in Latin American is a focus and a contribution to emerging debate, international exchanges and the building of global scientific communication as a contribution to development.\ud
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Contents\ud
Editorial introduction; Carlos Arcila Calderón, Mabel Calderín & Cosette Castro \ud
Chapter 1: Globalization of the information society; Jorge Hidalgo \ud
Chapter 2: Digital and interactive content production as a strategy for development –\ud
a brief study on the Latin American experience in digital free-to-air television; Cosette Castro \ud
Chapter 3: e-Research: the new paradigm of science in Latin America; Carlos Arcila Calderón, Mabel Calderín, Luis Núñez & Ysabel Briceño\ud
Chapter 4: Mobilizing the consumer as a partner in social networks: reflections on the\ud
commodification of subjectivities; Gisela Castro\ud
Chapter 5: The mediatization of reception by Brazilian online collaborative journalism:\ud
rules and protocols to control reader's participation; Paulo César Castro \ud
Chapter 6: A contract in transition: online press and its audience; Natalia Raimondo Anselmino \ud
Chapter 7: Interactivity in education: social and complex network analysis; Ana María Casnati Guberna, Claudia Ribeiro Santos Lopes, Dante Galeffi & Hernane Borges de Barros Pereira \ud
Chapter 8: Media transformations for journalistic practices in regional print media\ud
due to new technologies and the implications that shape the agendas of journalists and media companies; Henry Rubiano Daz