The Author examines the role of diasporic media in Italy and their impact on the dynamics of integration of migrants, with the objective of offering a complementary perspective to the existent research which has been mainly focused on the mainstream media. It thus explores the proneness of both mainstream and diasporic media towards the propagation of the notion of (intercultural) integration. The Author aims at interpreting the implications of “both” mainstream and diasporic media production and consumption in the integration process of Latin-American communities in Italy.
