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Protestas, movimientos sociales y legislación de medios en México 2012-2014

Authors: Lay Arellano, Israel Tonatiuh; Candón-Mena, José (Coordinador);

Protestas, movimientos sociales y legislación de medios en México 2012-2014

Abstract

El objetivo de esta comunicación es describir y analizar el uso y apropiación de las TIC por parte de movimientos sociales como #YoSoy132 y el movimiento de Ayotzinapa, sí como el alcance de los conceptos de movimiento social, movilizaciones y protesta, pues estas tecnologías no sólo han consistido en un medio de organización y de convocatoria sincrónico y masivo, sino que ante la tendencia de exclusión social en la legislación de medios mexicana, las plataformas de redes sociales virtuales se han convertido en los medios de comunicación alternativos.

The aim of this communication is to describe and analyze the use and appropriation of ICTs by social movements such as #YoSoy132 and the movement of Ayotzinapa, yes as the scope of the concepts of social movement, mobilizations and protest, because these technologies not only have been a means of organization and call synchronous and massive, but before the tendency of social exclusion in the Mexican media lawthe virtual social networking platforms have become the alternative media.

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Legislación de medioes, Telecomunicaciones, Electronic media, Social movements, Telecommunications, Movimientos sociales, Mobilization, Medios de comunicación electrónicos, Movilizaciones, Media law

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