Un adiós a Aristóteles: La comunicación "horizontal"
Resumen
La comunicación internacional tradicional ha estado dominada por países desarrollados, tanto en lo económico como en lo cultural. En la década actual, los países en desarrollo han cuestionado este modelo, denunciando la influencia de poderosas agencias y conceptos como “libertad de prensa” y “libre flujo de información”, que consideran instrumentos para la dominación neocolonialista.
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