Streaming platforms and the right to access Culture
understandings and limits
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https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-51.2.2023.70555.117-149Keywords:
Access to Culture, Public Policies, Streaming PlatformsAbstract
The research addressed the possibilities of using streaming platforms as tools for expanding and implementing the constitutional right of access to culture. The deductive method was employed, with a vertical temporal scope, falling within the field of applied social sciences. A historical-conceptual analysis of the term "Culture" was necessary, as well as a study of streaming platforms, aiming for a formulation capable of distinguishing these platforms from other services. By combining the two previous points, an examination of the main components of public policies was conducted, along with a brief analysis of three of these policies. This entire development generated a pertinent diagnosis to the research's motivating question.
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