EDITORIAL LETTER

Remote production and cloud collaboration options have boomed over the past few years but their adoption has accelerated due to the pandemic. Many of these solutions are here to stay.

Since 2020, different countries in Latin America began to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the beginning of radio in the region. As part of this celebration, governments and broadcasters turn to historical memory to remember the first of this means of communication.

About a year has been a pandemic sweeping the planet and in which the radio and television industry has been an essential service, both for information and entertainment, reaching high consumption.

Undoubtedly, 2020 has been an unprecedented year full of contrasts for our industry, due to the role it has played in these times.

Covid-19 forced channels and production companies in Latin America to suspend the recording and production of novels, series and films, causing these programs, which were even already on the air, to be replaced by live programs or content already broadcast, at a time when the audience has grown significantly.