EDITORIAL LETTER

Historically, Mexico has stood out in the regional broadcast industry for being at the forefront of technology and audiovisual production, both in television and film. 

With an analysis of the desirability of switching from tape to disc in professional television editing and production work, as well as a report on the definition of multimedia that would be seen in the next edition of NAB Show, he opened the first edition of TVyVideo magazine. 

Audiovisual production in Latin America is experiencing a great moment, more and more projects are being carried out, both local and international, thanks to platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, HBO, just to mention a few, which has set its eyes on the region, as well as government support for the development of creative industries. 

With the current ways of consuming audiovisual content, all producers are looking for ways to reach audiences through the different channels that exist today. Initially the same content was replicated on different screens, but now much more needs to be done than that.

With the accelerated video consumption and the increased number of platforms and devices to consume this video, the competition to gain the attention of the audience, viewers and prosumers is strong. But, without a doubt, there is a content that is gaining more and more followers, the historical programs of television.