Abstract
The cultural production of the media constitutes several factors that are involved to "encourage" a standardization of products. This branch of sociology which has studied the communication has identified many of these elements: the relationship between institutional and economic context (the organization, the pressure of publishers and founders, for example, or supposed tastes of the public who need to be met) to the same treatment of material, especially when it comes to news and information. Regarding the last point, the proposed treatment process that starts with the selection of the information or product that is communicated and ends with its spread is a set of decisions and choices designed to produce a product corresponding to the objectives of the organization (both ideological and economic). It is set in a manner that meets professional standards and economic quality and has a large probability of gaining public favor.
