De las primeras experiencias radiofónicas universitarias en Latinoamérica y España al trabajo asociativo y colaborativo
- Martín Pena, Daniel 1
- Marta Lazo, Carmen 3
- Ortiz Sobrino, Miguel 2
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Universidad de Extremadura
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Universidad de Zaragoza
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ISSN: 0718-2023, 0718-4018
Year of publication: 2015
Volume: 1
Issue: 21
Type: Article
More publications in: F@ro: revista teórica del Departamento de Ciencias de la Comunicación
Abstract
University radio stations are an alternative means to the system broadcaster in each of the countries that are developed, considering other types of content. Throughout this article we intend to bring us closer to the first radio experiments University of Latin America, where in countries as Argentina or Chile there are this kind of stations since the mid-1920s. Not in vain in 2014, held the 90th anniversary of the first Latin America, “Radio Universidad Nacional de La Plata”. However, in Spain, this tradition is much more current, nothing to do with what happened in those countries of the Southern Cone of the American continent. The first Spanish experience is developed at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia; Radio UNED has commemorated, also in that same year, its 40th anniversary. Those were the beginnings, marked by individual experiences; but nevertheless, the current situation is marked by the union of national networks or collaborative partnership stations and even, as in the case of Latin America, they are transnational too. The creation of these networks has led to an expansion of the phenomenon in the last few years