Description:
From the deserts of northern Mexico to as far south as the Rio Plata in Argentina, this book traces the history of journalism in Latin America from its earliest roots and examines how it relates to the modern importance of media in the twenty-first century.
Review Quotes:
"The author's encyclopedic knowledge is evident throughout... and the chapters show how effectively he weaves political history and changes in media ownership into a cohesive interpretive framework... Rockwell demonstrates a deep understanding of the historical development of journalism in the region. His book offers a concise and accessible overview of Latin American journalism, making it well-suited for readers seeking a broad introduction."
Ricardo J. Valencia, Associate Professor at California State University, USA.