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Mexican television refers to the broadcasting industry in Mexico, encompassing the production, distribution, and consumption of television content. It includes various genres, formats, and platforms, reflecting cultural, social, and political narratives within Mexican society, and is characterized by a mix of public and private networks.
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Mexican television refers to the broadcasting industry in Mexico, encompassing the production, distribution, and consumption of television content. It includes various genres, formats, and platforms, reflecting cultural, social, and political narratives within Mexican society, and is characterized by a mix of public and private networks.
This article argues that Netflix's much publicized Mexican series La Casa de las Flores was anticipated in its transgressive themes by the 'new telenovela' of the 1990s. It gives a close analysis of Mirada de mujer/A Woman's Look, the... more
Abstract: This article refers to a research about the infantile broadcast programming in mexican free-to-air television. Through quantitative and qualitative research it presents a content analysis based on mexican tv broadcast... more
This article is the first to examine "Juan Inés", a TV miniseries on the life of Mexican nun and poet Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz made by Patricia Arriaga Jordán for public station Canal Once in 2017. Based in part on interviews with the... more
This article treats two Mexican audiovisual works, a TV series and a film documentary, that refer back to the genre of colonial painting known as 'castas', i.e. of racial categorization. Crónica de castas is a series created by actor... more
El artículo revisa el actual debate mexicano sobre las políticas de comunicación relacionadas con la promoción de la diversidad cultural a través de la televisión. Utilizando los conceptos de diversidad de fuente, de contendio y de... more
Actores políticos y sociales de los telediarios: Una tarea pendiente de las televisoras mexicanas Political and social actors in TV news programmes. A challenge for Mexican TV channels FJ Martínez Garza [CV] [ ORCID] [ GS] Investigador.... more
El 30 de abril el Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones presentó un estudio que indicaba, entre otras cosas, que el programa más visto por los niños en México (de una edad entre 4 y 12 años) es La Rosa de Guadalupe. El dato, entre... more
1983. Doctoral Dissertation. Stanford University School of Education.
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