state of media

vkm — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 00:10:37 -0700

This was a very interesting article about the state of Brazilian media in Japan, but can also be relevant to larger media concerns here in the U.S. I think all media globally is trying to figure out how to coexist and form positive relationships with the internet, and I do see many very specialized publications.

I thought it was particularly interesting to read about the shift in the mindset of the Brazilian Nikkei community there. It sounds very much like the historic immigration here to the U.S. where most or many Issei weren't actually planning on settling here. The modern-day reversal between Japan and the Americas - to seek employment, fortune, etc., but eventually largely staying and building communities instead is very intriguing to me. It'll be interesting to see how it all plays out in the future.

The Multiple Identities of the Nikkei Community - The Brazilian Media Landscape in Japan

editor — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 15:12:01 -0700

The Brazilian Media Landscape in Japan

By Andreia Ferreira
Translated by André Soares

Andreia Ferreira was a panelist in a presentation titled "The Dynamic Life of Migrants Between Brazil and Japan-Perspectives on Japan" at the Discover Nikkei Symposium—100 Years of Japanese Immigration: The Multiple Identities of the Nikkei Community in Sao Paulo on September 20, 2008.

The Brazilian media in Japan, as well as most of the world’s communication processes, has undergone accelerated growth followed by significant diversification and segmentation.

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The Multiple Identities of the Nikkei Community - The Brazilian Media Landscape in Japan

The Brazilian Media Landscape in Japan