The objective of the present article is to understand the meaning of communication policies regarding the state television channel by the governments of the province Rio Negro since the end of the Transition Union of Companies with Artear until 2015. In effect, in 2009 this link is terminated and a process of re-nacionalization of the station begins which will highlight the tensions between the constitution of a public service or the government´s use of the only air television channel. In this context, we analyze these policies according to three dimensions: the constitution of the control and management organs, the programming and the financing.

The objective of the present article is to understand the meaning of communication policies regarding the state television channel by the governments of the province Rio Negro since the end of the Transition Union of Companies with Artear until 2015. In effect, in 2009 this link is terminated and a process of re-nacionalization of the station begins which will highlight the tensions between the constitution of a public service or the government´s use of the only air television channel. In this context, we analyze these policies according to three dimensions: the constitution of the control and management organs, the programming and the financing.

This article considers that the social function of journalism is based on the belief in the journalistic objectivity, true illusio which involves a set of explicit and implicit rules that structure and define this social game. For this reason, we propose to investigate the processes of socialization and subjectivation that imply the incorporation of the belief in the journalistic objectivity and a series of mechanisms intended for production. In this sense, and since we postulate the need to reinstate the agent of the practices, in theoreticalmethodological link the perspective of relational sociology with the journalistic experiences reconstructed on the basis of the experiences of the journalists interviewed in our research.

This article considers that the social function of journalism is based on the belief in the journalistic objectivity, true illusio which involves a set of explicit and implicit rules that structure and define this social game. For this reason, we propose to investigate the processes of socialization and subjectivation that imply the incorporation of the belief in the journalistic objectivity and a series of mechanisms intended for production. In this sense, and since we postulate the need to reinstate the agent of the practices, in theoreticalmethodological link the perspective of relational sociology with the journalistic experiences reconstructed on the basis of the experiences of the journalists interviewed in our research.