This project aims to monitor, discuss and analyze the process of redefinition of the legal and regulatory frameworks of Communications in Brazil, considering the environment created by Law 12.481 (SeAC) and the Civil Internet Framework (at the same time as surviving a regulatory system still supported In the 1962 Code). This project investigates the convergence of media in the Brazilian context within the world context, trying to better understand the productive chain of electronic social communications and suggesting that in this economic and political reorganization are abandoned principles of public service that, until recent past, guided the rules and Standards for organizing communications. In Brazil, this process led to the publication of two legal frameworks (the SeAC Law and the MCI), with convergent and contradictory points that seem to be the actual guiding principles of the regulatory process as a whole. Meanwhile, so-called "non-business" civil society pursues the construction of a new normative framework still preoccupied with what it regards as the excessive political and economic power of open and centralized broadcasting in the formation of social subjectivity. The project follows and updates research that has been conducted since 2009 on the construction of a new regime in Communications, considering the global corporate restructuring and the conditions of civil society intervention in this construction. This research is being developed in the research group PEIC-PPGCOM / UFRJ and is linked to the line of research Technologies of Communication and Aesthetics.