Los medios comunitarios, libres y ciudadanos en el Estado español. Territorios, tecnologías y valores
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Presente desde finales de la década de los años 70, el sector de los medios comunitarios, libres y ciudadanos ha tenido una enorme importancia en la construcción de espacios públicos alternativos, diversos y plurales y en la reivindicación de lenguas, culturas y resistencias activas minorizadas bajo diferentes formas de dominación. Sin embargo, a pesar de su importancia social, no existen análisis integrales acerca de la situación actual del sector. Este trabajo pretende ofrecer un panorama de análisis acerca de los actores presentes entre dichos medios, las formas de organización e interacción, la construcción de identidades alternativas y propias, el uso de las nuevas tecnologías y la penetración de los procesos de digitalización en sus estructuras y la construcción de valores comunes y formas propias de participación.
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ABSTRACT: Since the late 70s, the sector of the community, free and citizen media has developed a huge importance in the improvement of alternative, diverse and plural public spaces and the claim of languages, cultures and resistances minorised by several forms of domination in the state. Despite its social importance, there is no analysis about the current situation of the sector. This work aims to provide an overview about the actors, forms of organization and interaction, the construction of alternatives and own identities, the use of new technologies, the penetration of the digitization process in its structures and the construction of common values and own forms of participation.
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