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,: Colombia—An Ethnographic Study of Digital Journalistic Practicesnd family owned media, as well as a platform to build democracy and the free press. Some organizations dedicated to protecting and monitoring free expression in Latin America see possibilities for investigative, independent journalism and civic movements in the online boom (Farah, 2011).

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