There are 97 radio stations and public television in Peru - Management Journal

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V. Chacon Takeshi Pigeon
vchacon@diariogestion.com.pe

Radio and television are some of the major media in our country.

While coverage

has gone hand in hand from private investors, the public sector is also involved.

Currently there are 97 radio and television stations in Peru state. This level represents an increase of 34% compared to 72 stations in 2011.

This was revealed by the Advisory Council on Radio and Television (CONCORTV) in its report on “Statistics of radio and television in Peru 2013″.

And who the operators of these stations? The 84% of the owners are municipalities, while 12% belong to public universities.

Meanwhile, regional and national governments have a stake of 2% each.

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Nationally 4,694 radio and television stations, as CONCORTV, with information from the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC class=”caps”> ).

This exceeds by 4% to 4,532 last year, which in turn was 17% higher than that recorded in 2011.

CONCORTV technical secretary, Miriam Larco, slower growth in the number of stations due to a government move to close the analog TV contests.

“We are in the process of the implementation of digital terrestrial television in the country, and in itself that has grown this year are documents that were unresolved,” Management informed .

About the picture that is planned for next year, the official estimated that this figure could not report further growth.

“De be an increase in the number of radio and television stations, is likely to see further development in regions,” said Miriam Larco.

The private
Radio Corporation of Peru has 109 radio stations which led the list of companies with highest number of stations in the country.

television, first place went to the National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru with 344 stations.

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Purpose. Of the 4,694 radio and television stations nationwide, 3,560 ( 76%) are commercial, and 1,133 (24%) education, and only one operates as a community.
No Code. CONCORTV reported that 1,233 owners have not submitted their code of ethics, the which 66% are located in Moquegua and 64% in Lambayeque.

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Name: Statistics radio and television in Peru 2013.
Authors: CONCORTV and Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC class=”caps”> )
Periods: January and February.

See full report here CONCORTV.