Academic Literature - Hispanos/Latinos and the Media

Communications Landscaping – North and Latin American Transnational Communities

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Hispanos/Latinos and Communications Media

The relationship between the communications media and communities of migrants, mainly of Latin American origin in the United States: the representation of these communities in the media, how there groups perceive such representation, their media consumption habits (language, frequency, preferences, tastes, access), the presence of racial and cultural diversity in the media, the role of the media regarding migration, migrants and Hispanos or Latinos.

• What´s the Diagnosis? A Series of Three Reports on Latinos, Media and Health.
  Published by: Kaiser Family Foundation
  Lenguage: English
  
  In a series of three reports, the Kaiser Family Foundation, an independent health care philanthropy, provides new insight into how health is covered by national and key regional Latino-oriented media, as well as the role of all media today as information sources for Latinos on important health issues.

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