Comments and reflections about the article “The downfall of public television in Spain before its audience: Five years in decline (2010-2015)”
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https://doi.org/10.15665/encuent.v18i01.2157Abstract
The following text presents various comments and personal reflections about the article written by our colleague and compatriot N. Quintas-Froufe in mid-2016, a document which was published in the prestigious colombian journal Palabra Clave in January 2018. As a Spanish researcher and connoisseur of the television field of my country, I would like to make some concise assessments about the content of the aforementioned scientific text; concluding that the decline of Spanish public television is a trend that began in the late twentieth century, with the appearance of private television, and increased with new forms of information consumption.
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