We will address the importance of Open TV to Brazil, given its importance in a country with continental dimensions, emphasizing its role as the main instrument of social inclusion, in the face of the digitization process and the multiplatform scenario.
Open TV in Brazil has unique characteristics in the world, since its capillarity and penetration in a country of continental dimensions, playing an important role of social inclusion since its reach of more than 97% of the population. With the process of digitization and availability of content on several platforms, Open TV has been reinventing itself, but its foundations continue to be based on services originally of broadcasting. In order to give the necessary speed, close participation of MCTIC and ANATEL is necessary, working in perfect synergy with the industry , in a common interest, that is, of the population. In this way, we will counterbalance the current reality of the Sector versus its needs, discussing how legislation can be updated to give the necessary speed to broadcasting.

He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Telecommunications. He holds a graduate degree in Enterprise Management from the Getúlio Vargas Foundation – FGV and Program for Management Development from the University of Navarra. He is in charge of implementing digital TV transmissions at the 8 television stations of RPCTV in the state of Paraná, the migration of RPCTV journalism to the HD format, setting up the HD View production unit (truck for covering events) and the implementation of OTV (subscriber TV station).