Analysis and proposal to update TVN public mission
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Valerio Fuenzalida Fernández
vfuenzal@uc.cl
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This article is an analysis and a proposal to renew the social mission of TV channel Chilean National Television (TVN), as the public TV channel to serve Chilean citizens. It is written from a personal view of the author, who has worked for 40 years in TV (12 of them in TVN). He now works as an academic in the school of Communications at the Catholic University in Chile, focused in public TV and TV for Children. The proposal intends to emphasize some subjects for decision making to confront an untenable crisis.
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