Programming Is Changing, Slowly

摘要

Not very long ago, there were few choices for U.S. Hispanic television audiences, especially if they spoke only Spanish. Today, with four full-fledged Latin networks airing 24 hours a day, Latinos can tune in to a wide variety of shows. The quality, however, is not much better in than it was years ago. It would be easy to criticize the quality of Spanish-language television, which sometimes feels as though it had frozen in time―20 years ago. But, in recent years, there has been a detectable increase in the quality―or at least the diversity―of its content. Such improvement has come in the wake of alliances that the Latin networks have formed with international TV suppliers for more-varied products.