Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition

Traditional media (press, radio and television) in South America have better expectations regarding the process of digital transition faced by communication companies and industries on a global level. This hypothesis is contrasted by comparing two elements. First, the evolution trends of the media s...

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Main Authors: Campos-Freire, F., Yaguache Quichimbo, J., Ulloa Erazo, N.
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad de Piura 2017-09-01
Series:Revista de Comunicación
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Online Access:http://revistadecomunicacion.com/en/articulos/2017_2/2_Art.html
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spelling doaj-fa36545e1fa94048ac8e4cc6d5db03342020-11-24T23:55:58ZspaUniversidad de PiuraRevista de Comunicación1684-09332227-14652017-09-01162335910.26441/RC16.2-2017-A2Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transitionCampos-Freire, F.0Yaguache Quichimbo, J.1Ulloa Erazo, N.2Universidad de Santiago de CompostelaUniversidad Técnica Particular de LojaPontificia Universidad Católica de IbarraTraditional media (press, radio and television) in South America have better expectations regarding the process of digital transition faced by communication companies and industries on a global level. This hypothesis is contrasted by comparing two elements. First, the evolution trends of the media sector in Latin America collected by sectorial databases of the World Association of Newspapers and New Publishers, the Eurodata´s general audience report, the Pew State of the News Media and the Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2016-2020. Second, the results of an own survey to 166 managers from 19 Latin American countries. Media managers from the area confirm that traditional media will grow up to 5% and digital media and advertising could reach 10% and more in the coming yearshttp://revistadecomunicacion.com/en/articulos/2017_2/2_Art.htmldigital convergencemedia managementinnovationbusiness modelspaywallprogrammatic advertising
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author Campos-Freire, F.
Yaguache Quichimbo, J.
Ulloa Erazo, N.
spellingShingle Campos-Freire, F.
Yaguache Quichimbo, J.
Ulloa Erazo, N.
Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition
Revista de Comunicación
digital convergence
media management
innovation
business models
paywall
programmatic advertising
author_facet Campos-Freire, F.
Yaguache Quichimbo, J.
Ulloa Erazo, N.
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title Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition
title_short Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition
title_full Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition
title_fullStr Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition
title_full_unstemmed Trends in the Media Industry of South America in the digital transition
title_sort trends in the media industry of south america in the digital transition
publisher Universidad de Piura
series Revista de Comunicación
issn 1684-0933
2227-1465
publishDate 2017-09-01
description Traditional media (press, radio and television) in South America have better expectations regarding the process of digital transition faced by communication companies and industries on a global level. This hypothesis is contrasted by comparing two elements. First, the evolution trends of the media sector in Latin America collected by sectorial databases of the World Association of Newspapers and New Publishers, the Eurodata´s general audience report, the Pew State of the News Media and the Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2016-2020. Second, the results of an own survey to 166 managers from 19 Latin American countries. Media managers from the area confirm that traditional media will grow up to 5% and digital media and advertising could reach 10% and more in the coming years
topic digital convergence
media management
innovation
business models
paywall
programmatic advertising
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