"Written Press in the Public Space" is a scholarly book that examines the role and influence of print media on political discourse in Chile. In an era where information is quickly and easily accessible, the challenge of semantic noise becomes evident, which can affect the perception and understanding of news. The author, Jorge Antonio Pardo Soto, analyzes the editorial content of three significant Chilean newspapers: El Mercurio, La Nación, and El Siglo. This selection allows for a nuanced examination of the different perspectives and their influence on public opinion. The book provides a thorough investigation of how print media constructs and interprets democratic and political discourse, highlighting the impacts on various social groups and elites. It is a valuable contribution to media research and the analysis of the interactions between media and society.