Do the media serve people or politicians? Volume 2

This book examines the role and impact of the media in contemporary society, highlighting their essential function in the production and dissemination of information. In a world where the media are omnipresent, their influence on people's lifestyles is indisputable. A crucial question emerges: who really owns the media? Are they at the service of the people, or of political and institutional interests? The book questions their ability to fulfill their mission of sharing universal values and promoting a balanced discourse. Through critical analysis, it sheds light on how the media can serve the public interest while sometimes being instrumentalized by powerful actors. Challenges such as misinformation, manipulation of information and the need for ethical journalism are also addressed. Ultimately, this book encourages reflection on the media's responsibility to society, with the aim of promoting a media environment that strengthens democracy and fosters inclusive dialogue.

Pagina's: 104, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing