Ignored communication: the radio world in a city in northern Paraná
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2176-6665.2007v12n1p271Keywords:
Radio, Mass media, SociabilityAbstract
The present article aims at delineating a general view of the current situation of the radio in Maringá city, emphasizing the characteristics of the vehicle and its major or minor utilization concerning the models used. Therefore, it can be observed that, in spite of its great presence, popularity, and the fact of being one of the unique and most efficient means of accessing abroad, considering both the policies that regulate the sector and the way the broadcasting stations are managed, it is an almost unknown and not used mean of communication in most cases.Downloads
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