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Item type:Publication, Communication, Cultural, and Digital Rights in Pandemic Argentina: Government and Civil Society's Role(John Wiley and Sons Inc, 2026-09-01)This article analyzes experiences of nationwide enjoyment and exercise of communication, cultural, and digital rights in state and community instances from a human rights-based approach. The period covered goes from 2019—a year before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in Argentina and the implementation of the preventive measures—to 2023, a year after they were lifted. In view of the increasing inequalities in the fields of communication, culture, and connectivity during the Covid-19 pandemic, we ask, to what extent did the three branches of government operate effectively as guarantors of rights; what policies were designed to this effect, and how did socio-community organizations influence public policies or develop self-managed strategies for the exercise of these rights? The methodology a qualitative analysis of a wide survey of publicly available information, using a method based on a human rights and communication policymaking approach. The article concludes that the executive and legislative branches designed public policies to expand all three rights, but such policies turned out to be insufficient. The judicial acted mostly as an obstacle to the exercise of rights, serving the capture of policies by economic elites. Civil society organizations developed strategies for participation and advocacy in rights-promoting public policies. At the same time, they self-managed initiatives to guarantee such rights. The state would on occasion collaborate in the development of these efforts. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Global platforms, local markets in the Southern Cone (2018–2023): Dynamics of transnational concentration(2026-07-01)This article analyzes concentration trends in nine internet markets in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile (2018–2023) from the perspective of the political economy of communications. A concentration measurement methodology based on the CR4 and CR1 indices is used to determine the market share of the main players. The paper concludes that there is strong concentration in these sectors, with Google standing out as the “digital champion” by dominating six of the nine markets in the three countries. With the exception of the digital advertising and video services sectors, the levels of concentration and the number of players remain unchanged. Furthermore, the absence of national companies in all markets and a structure dominated by transnational players is notable, except for the retail media segment within the digital advertising market.