JOURNALISM CLINIC 6 PUBLIC MEDIA

The latest volume of the Journalism Clinic is devoted to the threats facing public media, especially television, in the era of the crisis of liberal democracy. Competition from commercial media, the politicization of mass communication, and the lack of state support make it difficult to fulfill the basic obligation of public media, which is to co-create civil society and support a democratic state governed by the rule of law. The authors of the volume not only diagnose problems, but also try to find ways to solve them.

• Analysis of threats to public media
• Diagnosis of the causes of the crisis of liberal democracy
• Search for solutions to the problems of public media
• Co-creation of civil society
• Support for a democratic state governed by the rule of law
• Critical assessment of e-democracy

The Journalism Clinic is a book series that has been analyzing the most important problems of contemporary journalism and media for years. The sixth volume focuses on the role of public media in the era of the crisis of liberal democracy. The authors, outstanding experts and practitioners, analyze the threats facing public media, especially television, in the context of competition from commercial media, the politicization of mass communication, and the lack of state support.

In the era of dynamic technological and social changes, public media face the challenge of adapting to the new realities. The authors of the Journalism Clinic analyze how public media can successfully compete with commercial media while maintaining their social mission and ethical standards. This volume is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the future of public media and their role in a democratic society.

This publication is the result of the collective work of experts from various fields who share their insights and analyses on the state of public media. This book is addressed to journalism students, media scholars, politicians, journalists, and all those interested in the future of media in Poland and the world. The Journalism Clinic is not only a diagnosis of problems, but also an attempt to find concrete solutions that can contribute to improving the situation of public media.