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The Social Documentary in Latin America (Pitt Latin American Studies)
From Tejano to Tango: Essays on Latin American Popular Music (Perspectives in Global Pop)
The Latin American City by Alan Gilbert, James Ferguson, 1998-06
Centuries of Silence: The Story of Latin American Journalism by Leonardo Ferreira, 2006-10-30
Latin American Popular Culture: An Introduction
Cinema and Social Change in Latin America: Conversations with Filmmakers (Institute of Latin American Studies)
Leftovers: Tales of the Latin American Left
The New Latin American Cinema: A Continental Project (Texas Film Studies Series) by Zuzana M. Pick, 1993
Latin American Telecommunications: Telef-nica's Conquest by Gabriela Martinez, 2008-08-28
Rereading Women in Latin American and the Caribbean : The Political Economy of Gender by Jennifer Abbassi, Sheryl L. Lutjens, 2002-05-15
Women Through Women's Eyes: Latin American Women in 19th Century Travel Accounts (Latin American Silhouettes) by June E. Hahner, 1998-08-01
Real Life in Castro's Cuba (Latin American Silhouettes) by Catherine Moses, 1999-11-01
Newsrooms in Conflict: Journalism and the Democratization of Mexico (Pitt Latin American Studies) by Sallie Hughes, 2006-06-28
Contemporary Latin American Cultural Studies

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News, Media And Television In Paraguay
the latest throughout South Florida, latin America and the PARAGUAY News Mediain Paraguay - Expatriate resources, Resources for americans fleeing America
http://www.kasbah.com/vitalstats/entertainment/news_and_media/paraguay_paraguay_
Office Of Collections
German/latin American. Creole. 1. AfroAmerican. Comparative literature/. latin American.Afro-americansmedia history and criticism. 2. Afro-American. Communications.
http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/administration/collections/tools/developmentstat

Extractions: Search this website: Collection Development Statement AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES COLLECTION Purpose To support research and teaching on the Black experience outside of Africa, with an emphasis on the Americas. Currently, Afro-American Studies courses at the University are taught through numerous departments and coordinated by the Afro-American Studies and Research Program. Although no degree is given presently, plans are underway for Afro-American Studies to become an undergraduate field of concentration. At this time, Afro-American courses are offered in the fields of literature, Spanish, education, history, sociology, theatre, dance, music, social work and bibliography. History of Collection Although materials by and about Afro-Americans have been part of the collection for many decade, the systematic acquisition and coordination began in 1969, when Alex Boyd became the first Afro-Americana Bibliographer. This position began as part of the general acquisitions department and became a separate bibliographic unit during the administration of the second bibliographer, Pola Patterson. The Afro-Americana Unit, which shares a suite with Africana, has a bibliographer and a library technical assistant. A portion of the library's holdings in Afro-Americana is listed in the unit's card catalog, which includes approximately 10,000 entries. Estimate of Holdings 117,000 volumes.
Losing Faith In Democracy: A Warning From Latin America
This is a recurrent lament in media in the region. It would be tragic not onlyfor latin americans but also for the United States if a new era of men on
http://www.unwire.org/Features/Columns/522_23157.asp

Extractions: There are lessons in the faltering of support for democracy in Latin America even for the United States, now enmeshed in a singularly partisan political atmosphere as a national election approaches and anger over the bitter experience of Florida in 2000 still preoccupies and clouds the minds of many voters.
An Alternative View To The Mainstream Media, Human Rights; Social And Economic J
It s only because the mainstream media is so conservative that all these rightwingpundits can Just as the United States trained latin American military and
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/

Extractions: to aid international travelers. " The news and truth are not the same thing. " Walter Lippmann "The twentieth century has been characterized by three developments of great political importance: the growth of democracy, the growth of corporate power, and the growth of corporate propaganda as a means of protecting corporate power against democracy." Alex Carey "[The Right] lie with impunity. Let's face it. They're liars. They lied about the reason they took our sons and daughters to war. They spend millions of dollars in campaign ads saying they are for a prescription drug benefit under Medicare while they work to destroy Medicare and replace it with private plans and HMOs. They call their dirty air legislation "Clear Skies" and their plan to give the timber companies our trees, "Healthy Forests." They call their job-killing economic program a "jobs program." They say they are for peace when they are for war. Millions of children are left behind under their miserly "No Child Left Behind" education bill. They tout a child tax credit for working families and then silently drop it in favor of more tax cuts for millionaires."
LACLA Resources
Resources for Locating and Evaluating latin American Videos compiledby Cornell Library audiovisual media reference staff. NEW!
http://www.lacla.org/resources.html

Extractions: Latino Review , Los Angeles- and New York-based web site featuring reviews of the latest American movies to the English speaking Latin-American audience. Reviewers are young Latinos (Puerto Rico, Mexico, Columbia) based in Los Angeles and New York, offering a fresh perspective of movies from the nation's fastest growing markets. NEW!
Latin America
America from Internet Geography Map of latin America - political Maps media Sources- the Americas - from Kidon media-link North American Capital Cities
http://members.aol.com/bowermanb/latin.html
U.S. Collecting Information On Latin Americans
The US Justice Department contracted ChoicePoint, Inc. from Georgia to collect personal information on up to 300m people in latin America. The US claims this project is an effort to improve its
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/sourcetree.jsp?EVENT_SOURCE_TREE_ID=39
Zona Latina: The Internet In Latin America
This will undoubtedly be of interest to the Zona latina visitor, who (1) isusing the World Wide Web and (2) is interested in latin American media.
http://www.zonalatina.com/Internet.htm

Extractions: The Internet in Latin America The World Wide Web is a form of new media that incorporates features from the traditional media: print (newspapers/magazines/outdoor), radio (sound) and television (video streams). On this page, we will provide information about the Internet in Latin America. This will undoubtedly be of interest to the Zona Latina visitor, who (1) is using the World Wide Web and (2) is interested in Latin American media. WWW INFORMATION PORTALS/NEWS SITES Aberdeen Group AdMedia.org AllNetResearch (USA) BizReport.com Business 2.0 (USA) Cahners In-Stat Group Center for Interactive Advertising, University of Texas at Austin (USA) ClickZ CNET.com (USA) CommerceNet/Nielsen (USA) Context (USA) CyberAtlas (USA) The CYBER Economist (Brazil) Data Folha (Brazil) Digital Marketing (Uruguay) Digitrends.net (USA) E Agora (Brazil e.Biz (Business Week) (USA) ebusinessforum E-BusinessWorld (USA) E-Commerce Times (USA) Economiabr.net (Brazil) Emarketeer.net
Spanish And Portuguese Language Films: Media Resources Center UCB
latin American Cinema latin America Argentina. latin America Brazil. latin America Colombia. latin America Peru. latin America Other. Spanish History and Culture; Spanish/latin latin America the
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC/LatinAmfilm.html

Extractions: Links to Latin American cinema sites and publications (via the Latin American Video Archive) Archivo DiFilm (The largest archive of Movies, Radio and TV in Latin America) Selected Bibliography of Books on Mexican and Latin American Cinema Mexico / Central America Unless otherwise noted, all videos are in Spanish with English subtitles. !Ahi Esta el Detalle! (Mexico) Cantinflas finds himself pretending as Mrs. Cayetanos long lost brother Leonardo, whom they needed to find in order to claim a considerable inheritance. The real Leonardo's girl friend shows up and demands marriage to the father of her eight children. Spanish dialog, no subtitles. Video 999:1740 Alla en el Rancho Grande. (Mexico, 1948) Performers: Jorge Negrete, Lilia del Valle, Eduardo Noriega, Lupe Inclan. Depicts the music and romance of daily life in rural Mexico. Some English subtitles. Video 999:1731 Alsino and the Condor (Alsino y el Condor) Set in Nicaragua, this film depicts the clash between Central American governments and Sandinista rebels. It is the story of a boy's dream of flying above the Some English subtitles. 89 min. Video 999:1862
EIAL VIII2 - Communication In Latin America: Journalism, Mass Media, And Society
are raised by the ambitious title journalism, mass media, and society- and by thebook s structure - chapters on issues in latin American media, followed by
http://www.tau.ac.il/eial/VIII_2/shinar.htm

Extractions: The reorganization of media systems has been a critical challenge for societies undergoing processes of democratization, such as in Latin America and Eastern Europe. A major issue in the study of this challenge -the change of communication philosophies, structures, and practices- constitutes the backbone of this volume. Great expectations are raised by the ambitious title - journalism, mass media, and society- and by the book's structure - chapters on issues in Latin American media, followed by selected case-studies. They are satisfied, in part, by the academic and intellectual stature of most of the contributors; by a fairly successful attempt to integrate Latin American heterogeneity into one framework; by the provision of important historical insights (Salwen on pre- Castro corrupt Cuban media) and some new data (Lavieri on Argentinian press freedom), as well as by Nichols's innovative views on the use of the media for propaganda and original materials on media history, structure, and function, particularly in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. Useful information is offered on Latin American institutional restructura- tion, on the influence of political, technological, and economic factors on media control and freedom, and on professional and training efforts. Factual data range from Unesco-style tables -on population, literacy, income, broadcasting stations and receivers, and newspaper circulation- to more substantive fmdings on violence against journalists, information sources in presidential elections, and patterns of media use and penetration.
Green Valley Media : Latin America - Films
Green Valley media. A rarely seen perspective on the drug war, Courageous Womenof Colombia is certain to spark debate in latin American women s studies and
http://www.greenvalleymedia.org/latin_america.php3?ticket=
Latin American Media Bibliography
latin American media Bibliography. ARGENTINA BOLIVA BRAZIL CHILECOLUMBIA COSTA RICA CUBA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EL SALVADOR
http://www.library.unlv.edu/nonbk/latin_amer.html
Latin American Library Collections In The Southeast Region
The Peabody Awards media Archives currently contain over 1200 radio and TV entrieson latin American and US latino topics, and probably add about 100 new
http://www.tulane.edu/~latinlib/laser.html

Extractions: Welcome to Latin American Studies Southeast Region LASER ), a consortium of large academic libraries in the Southeast U.S. and Puerto Rico devoted to the cooperative collecting of research materials on Latin America and the Caribbean. This page includes a brief description of each collection's subject strengths, and links to each library's website, online catalog, and Latin American/Caribbean collection page, Latin American and Caribbean studies programs affiliated with each collection, and LASER working documents such as regional union lists and the minutes of LASER meetings. LASER is affiliated with the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials SALALM ), as are CALAFIA , a consortium of Latin American collections in California; MOLLAS , a consortium of Latin American collections in the Midwest; and LANE , a consortium of Latin American collections in the Northeast. Also see the links to the archives and libraries of Latin America and the Caribbean Duke University Libraries Online Catalog Latin America, Spain and Portugal
Fall 2002 Undergraduate Course Listing
Walker. Department of latin American Studies. 322 Topics in latin American Studies.Mass media and Minorities W. DeUriarte; Recent Brazil, 1919 to the Present.
http://www.utexas.edu/academic/uip/teach/class/list02/ugradf.html

Extractions: Fall 2002 This Urban-Related Course Listing is maintained by the Urban Issues Program at The University of Texas at Austin (UT). It provides general information on Urban-related courses for students at UT. Students should check the academic department, program, college, or school for course eligibility requirements. 374S Entrepreneurial Finance. Jordan 358 Introduction to Real Estate and Urban Land Development. Childs 351 Communication for Cooperation and Competition. Browning
UT Austin Latin American Initiative - Faculty
América Rodríguez US Spanish language broadcasting; Joseph StraubhaarLatin American media; Sharon Strover. College of Education.
http://www.utexas.edu/lai/faculty/

Extractions: News Courses Faculty Students ... Search Architecture Anne Beamish Sinclair J. Black Mexico Kent S. Butler Mexico Stephen A. Moore Patricia Wilson Local development in Latin America Michael W. Brandl Elsie Echeverri-Carroll Trade in the Americas Jaime Alonso Gomez Robert Green Tomasz Lenartowicz Rosenthal Alves Latin American journalism Lisa Bedore speech-language pathology of Spanish-speaking children Donna DeCesare Mercedes Lynn deUriarte Latin American journalism John Downing Don Heider dynamic assessment applied to bilingual (Spanish/English) preschool children Latino film Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez U.S. Latinos and the news media
World Area Studies Internet Resources
R. Soong s Zona latina Broadcasting; media Resources WWWVL latin American News(by Country) USCD latin American News Electronically. (WCSU World Area Menu).
http://vax.wcsu.edu/socialsci/area.html
ZNET Latin America Watch: Cuba
Useful as an alternative, if not independent, source of information about LatinAmerica. With links to other official media / Con enlaces a otros medios de
http://www.zmag.org/LAM/zcuba.html

Extractions: U.S.-Cuba Relations Relaciones EE.UU.-Cuba Official Documents and Sites Documentos y Sitios Oficiales Bridges to the Cuban People Act of 2001 (12 Jun 2001) . "To provide the people of Cuba with access to food and medicines from the United States, to ease restrictions on travel to Cuba, to provide scholarships for certain Cuban nationals, and for other purposes." Should this link not work for you, do a search in Thomas for "H. R. 2138". Office of Foreign Assets Control (US Dept. of Treasury) The OFAC "administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions against targeted foreign countries...based on U.S. foreign policy and national security goals." Includes guidelines and information on the Cuba Sanctions Program, brochures about "all you need to know about the US Embargo against Cuba", etc.
Latin America · MarketingVOX
media companies are partnering with large brands and Hispanic contentcreators to form new channels to reach latin American users.
http://www.marketingwonk.com/archives/categories/latin_america/

Extractions: iMedia: Goooollllll! Elizabeth Lloyd points out the ferment seen nowadays in online Hispanic marketing. Media companies are partnering with large brands and Hispanic content creators to form new channels to reach Latin American users. Yahoo just created a new Spanish sports channel online using Fox's Pan American Sports organization. The new efforts hope to exploit the fact that Hispanics are adopting broadband Internet access at about the same rate as the rest of the market. Internet Retailer: Auto parts exceed $1 billion in sales at eBay eBay's bigger If eBay were a country, its gross national product would be leaving Guatemala in the dust. The auction giant just announced the eleven categories in which it's doing more than $1 billion of revenue. Click for list. Read more email this permanent link Comments Tuesday, April 27, 2004
CyberJournalist.net: Latin American Online Journalists Face Challenges
An online survey of latin American news media finds that most Internetjournalists at latin American newspapers are between 20
http://www.cyberjournalist.net/news/001251.php

Extractions: The API Network API Home Page Seminars Articles About API The Media Center Business Journalism Center An online survey of Latin American news media finds that most Internet journalists at Latin American newspapers are between 20 and 30 years old, earn less than their print media counterparts, and their print colleagues see them as being at a lower professional level.
America Online Latin America, Inc. Investor Relations
consumers now can benefit from America Online s experience and expertise in interactiveservices and our leadership in latin American media, entertainment and
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=PR_130904&script=416&layo

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