Since the last years, within the media landscape, we've been aware of some very punctual aspects: media manipulation, government intervention, media managers corruption, etc. As well as the relation between media entrepreneurs and media companies as legal person, telecommunication laws, public information access, etc. These trends have generated a positive critical attitude in the public and we believe it should drive all actors in the social communications scene to propose integrated innovations for the future. In order to achieve that goal we need to know the industry's situation. This paper intends to convey a consolidated and up-to-date outlook of Peruvian Media.

The following article is the result of an investigation aimed at evaluating the ombudsman's character in the scarce Latin American media which have dared to introduce it. To do so, in depth telephone interviews were conducted with 10 of the 12 ombudsmen that exist in Latin America. The results reveal the existence of a rather great diversity of variables and of numerous forms of being for a same professional character.