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Anita Pouchard Serra traveled across Argentina helping to set up new community radio stations with the DTL! collective. A photojournalist, she also documented the building of these stations, that are officially unlicensed, but operate in the spirit of a communications law that passed, but never went into effect.
Anita joins to tell us about this movement of Radio Comunitaria Alternativa y Popular, and its role in communities and the larger media environment in Argentina.
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Show Notes:
- Anita Pouchard Serra’s website
- Photos & story: Communication Is Not a Marchandise (Commodity)
- NY Times Lens Blog: Argentina’s Community Radio Stations Offer an Alternative Look at News
- Wired: Argentinians Are So Sick of the Media, They’re Inventing Their Own
- Antena Negra TV
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