Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
operadores de televisión.
4. BROADCAST: Estándar mínimo de calidad aceptado por las emisoras de televisión de todo el
del mismo.
7. COBERTURA: Ámbito geográfico, espacio o superficie en la que se pueden recibir las
producto audiovisual.
10. ESPECTADOR:
12. LED: Dispositivo de pequeño tamaño que se ilumina cuando circula por él una corriente
eléctrica.
13. MÁSTER: Cinta en la que se encuentra el programa íntegro que se va a emitir en televisión.
16. PLASMA: Pantallas de televisión que funcionan mediante la introducción de gas entre
paneles de vidrio.
17. PREMIUM: Canal de televisión o paquete de canales, de carácter especial por lo atractivo
de su contenido.
18. PRIME TIME: Término inglés que se utiliza en programación para hablar del conjunto de
Cuanto más alto es el número de líneas o de píxeles, la imagen es más nítida y detallada.
22. SEÑAL ABIERTA: Se denomina como señal abierta a las transmisiones
de radio y televisión no cifradas, que permiten a una persona con el equipo necesario
recibir y ver o escuchar el contenido de ellas sin una suscripción o costo de por medio.
23. TALENTO: Cualquier personaje que actúe ante una cámara para producir un programa.
25. TELEVENTA O INFOMERCIAL: son anuncios que pueden durar tanto como un programa de
televisión. Se busca una respuesta inmediata por parte del público y se emiten fuera de
horarios de prime time.
26. TELEVISIÓN SETELITAL: es un tipo de programación televisiva que llega de forma
inalámbrica a los televisores en todo el mundo a través de una red de señales de radio,
satélites de comunicaciones, centros de transmisión y antenas exteriores.
27. TELEVISIÓN:
30. TV POR INTERNET: Contenidos televisivos originales producidos para su difusión a través de
Internet.
PESTEL
P – POLÍTICA
La situación política de nuestro país por ejemplo, no es igual a la de otros países donde
nisiquiera llega la señal y los niños no tienen acceso a una televisión.
La implementación de la TV digital durante este gobierno ha permitido que en algunos
hogares los niños no cuenten con uno.
E – ECONÓMICA
Los niños no son sólo tratados «como futuros consumidores, sino también como medios
para incitar u obligar a sus padres a entrar en los salones de venta», y para comprar
determinados productos.
Es el consumidor perfecto, interesado ya no por determinado producto, sino por el hecho
de consumir en sí mismo.
S – SOCIAL
T – TECNOLÓGICA
E – ECOLÓGICO
L - LEGAL
En 1965 mediante el Decreto Nº388 se adscribe al Departamento de Comunicación Social,
Gobierno y Justicia, todo lo relacionado a radiodifusión, prensa, televisión, espectáculos
públicos y censura. La Junta Nacional de Censura se crea mediante el Decreto de Gabinete
Nº155 de 6 de agosto de 1969.
GLOSSARY
4. BROADCAST: Minimum quality standard accepted by television stations around the world and by
their regulatory bodies.
5. TELEVISION CHANNEL: A television channel is a type of broadcast station that transmits audio
and video to television receivers in a specific area.
7. COVERAGE: Geographical area, space or surface in which the signals that have been transmitted
by radio frequency can be received.
8. DIGITALIZATION OF IMAGES. It is the process by which an analog signal is converted into digital
data.
9. EDIT: Order the shots, discarding those that are not valid to shape the audiovisual product.
11. TIME BANDS: Periods into which the television day is divided.
12. LED: Small device that lights up when an electric current passes through it.
14. MULTIMEDIA: Communication that consists of the homogeneous union of various digitized
media, so that they are disseminated simultaneously, thanks to the computer, electronic and
telecommunication convergence.
17. PREMIUM: Television channel or channel package, of a special nature due to the attractiveness
of its content.
18. PRIME TIME: English term used in programming to talk about the set of broadcasts on the
schedule that covers the main broadcast of the night and that corresponds to prime time on
television.
21. RESOLUTION: It is the number of lines and pixels that make up a television image. The higher
the number of lines or pixels, the sharper and more detailed the image is.
22. OPEN SIGNAL: Unencrypted radio and television transmissions are called open signals, which
allow a person with the necessary equipment to receive and view or listen to their content without
a subscription or cost involved.
25. TELESALES OR INFOMERCIAL: These are advertisements that can last as long as a television
program. An immediate response from the public is sought and they are broadcast outside of
prime time.
27. TELEVISION: Remote image transmission system through different electromagnetic means, and
which are later reproduced in a receiving device.
28. INTERACTIVE TELEVISION: It consists of a return channel that allows users to send information
from their televisions to the TV operator.
29. MOBILE TV: Television viewed on a mobile device.
30. INTERNET TV: Original television content produced for broadcast over the Internet.
PESTEL
P – POLICY
• The political situation in our country, for example, is not the same as in other countries where
the signal does not even reach and children do not have access to a television.
• The implementation of digital TV during this government has allowed children in some homes
not to have one.
E – ECONOMIC
• Children are not only treated "as future consumers, but also as means to encourage or force their
parents to enter the sales rooms" and to buy certain products.
• It is the perfect consumer, interested no longer in a certain product, but in the act of consuming
itself.
S-SOCIAL
• From television the child learns information, concepts, attitudes, behaviors, values and
meanings.
• Television is an effective source for the formation of attitudes, the acquisition of skills and the
formation of the child's behavior.
• It is a means of socialization. Children watch television to distract themselves, reduce tension and
obtain information
T – TECHNOLOGICAL
• Technology has revolutionized the way of producing and consuming television in our country.
• Channels have more tools to produce and broadcast their content and consumers have more
screens and control to enjoy their favorites.
E – ECOLOGICAL
• Educational programs in the media have the function of transforming society through the
dissemination of knowledge. Children imitate environmentally friendly behaviors when directed
and see negative consequences.
L-LEGAL
• In 1965, through Decree No. 388, everything related to radio broadcasting, press, television,
public entertainment and censorship was attached to the Department of Social Communication,
Government and Justice. The National Censorship Board was created by Cabinet Decree No. 155 of
August 6, 1969.