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> The new "Public Spaces Incubator" (PSI) initiative will develop and test innovative solutions that encourage accessible and meaningful online conversations on
by wyager 4y ago
> The new "Public Spaces Incubator" (PSI) initiative will develop and test innovative solutions that encourage accessible and meaningful online conversations on issues of public interest, free from harassment or bullying — inclusive exchanges that will reflect diverse viewpoints and promote greater empathy and understanding, without suppressing perspectives or ideas.
> "Online spaces that are free from disinformation, misinformation, harassment and abuse are near extinction."
This is a nothingburger. Some organizations parasitizing various tax bases to reach a vanishingly small set of viewers intends to investigate the possibility of potentially looking into building some crappy websites that don't meaningfully differ from any number of censored comment sections that already exist.
- uniqueuid 4y agoEuropean countries' media systems are very different from the US and your conclusions are not really valid. The ZDF, one of these PSBs, reaches an average of 5 million people daily on TV, which accounts to >10% of the German TV audience, and it has an online reach of >100 million monthly visits which also makes it one of the top news sources online. Their audience leans towards elderly segments, but it's still a huge chunk of the market, however you may define it.
- wyager 4y agoSo like a mid tier youtube channel?
- quink 4y agoSRG SSR has a daily radio audience market share of 43%, and 34% for television. > censored comment sections Hacker News has censored comment sections, why are you even here if it's such a dealbreaker?