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Study by LatAm Intersect PR reveals how traditional Latin American media adapts to the consumption of news on social networks - ImpulsoBaires

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The intelligence team of Latam Intersect PR developed the study “From information to commitment: the impact of social networks on the consumption of news,” which analyzes the transformation of traditional media channels in Latin America.

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Study by LatAm Intersect PR reveals how traditional Latin American media adapts to the consumption of news on social networks - ImpulsoBaires

The intelligence team of Latam Intersect PR developed the study “From information to commitment: the impact of social networks on the consumption of news,” which analyzes the transformation of traditional media channels in Latin America.

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