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> The only difference I see from your description is that in Germany it is not the media following the politics, but rather the politics following the media. I
by mikojan 6y ago
> The only difference I see from your description is that in Germany it is not the media following the politics, but rather the politics following the media.
It works the same as everywhere. The state is reliably broadcasting a constant stream of press releases and other information. If you're a journalist, that's a good source in your day to day work.
GEZ does not change that
- WanderPanda 6y agoIts not like all information is equal. They still (need to) do heavy filtering and emphasize certain aspects. So there is plenty of room to (even unconsciously) implement biases. In the end most of it ends up being biased to handing ever more power to the state, as thats precisely how they are funded. Just follow the money