Journalism in a State of Change

“Human Rights and Globalization” – Challenges for the Media” was the theme of the 4th Global Media Forum in Bonn.More ...

While the German magazine market appears stable, free competing offers on the Internet and the crisis in the advertising industry are making life difficult for other publications.More ...

Waiting to see what the other will do seems to be the rule that the German media industry is following in dealing with the competition from sites on the internet.More ...

What is the relationship between Internet blogs and conventional media? Do bloggers keep a watchful eye on journalists as a “fifth power”?More ...

More and more newspaper readers are drifting away to the Internet. Media habits are changing and the market must respond to new reading tendencies.More ...

Whenever publishers and TV or radio stations hinder thorough research, wherever journalists are attacked for critical work, this is where colleagues from Netzwerk Recherche step in.More ...

Today whoever wants to cleave to the idea of a critical civic-minded public, must take note of the demise of the press. Newspapers are as similar to each other as are the political parties about which they report.More ...

Male, 41 years old, college graduate, nets €2,300/month, works for the press.More ...

Once there were pirates of the airways – idealists broadcasting unconventional and always committed news on the radio.More ...