Concentrates on freedom of the press issues, but discusses the major developments in the media industry in Mexico as well. Book Publishing The Book Scene in Mexico Overview of the publishing industry in Mexico, from Publisher's Weekly. Around 95 percent of homes have at least one radio and 87 percent of homes have at least one TV set.
Radio has the widest coverage.
There are 479 FM and 846 AM radio stations throughout Mexico. Most of the radio stations broadcast 24 hours a day. There are eight TV networks having national coverage and more than 580 local or regional TV stations. In addition, there are 286 cable TV systems offering services to 1.8 million subscribers nationwide. The largest cable TV company is Cablevision, owned by Televisa, which has 350,000 subscribers in Mexico City.