JOURNALISM CLINIC 1 CREDO

Modern media play a key role in shaping public opinion and educating society. As the fourth estate, the media control the actions of politicians, which underscores the importance of discussing the quality of journalists' work. The Journalism Clinic is a platform where outstanding Polish media scholars analyze the state of Polish journalism from an objective, scientific perspective, independent of changing political influences. It is a place where theory meets practice, and future journalists can learn from the best.

• Analysis of contemporary journalism from a scientific perspective
• Forum for the exchange of ideas for media scholars and journalists
• Objective assessment of the state of the media in Poland
• Inspiration for journalism students
• Collaboration between theory and journalistic practice
• Contribution to the development of the quality of Polish journalism

This publication is the result of a meeting that took place at the Institute of Journalism and Social Communication of the University of Wrocław on March 18, 2016. The invited guests undertook an analysis of the problems plaguing contemporary Polish journalism, discussing with representatives of journalists and students of the Journalism and Social Communication program. It is a unique combination of professional experience and academic reflection.

The University of Wrocław Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific publications, presents readers with a collection of essays and analyses that make a significant contribution to the debate on the future of the media in Poland. The Journalism Clinic is not just a book, but a platform for dialogue and the exchange of ideas, which aims to raise standards in Polish journalism. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the media and their impact on society.

This book is a collection of reflections and analyses that help to understand the challenges facing contemporary journalism. The authors, outstanding media scholars, share their insights and propose solutions that can contribute to improving the quality of journalists' work. It is a read that inspires reflection and action for better media in Poland. This publication is aimed at students, journalists, media scholars and all those interested in the future of the media in Poland.

The Journalism Clinic is not only an analysis of problems, but also a search for solutions. The authors propose concrete actions that can contribute to improving the quality of journalists' work and increasing public trust in the media. It is a read that gives hope for a better future for Polish journalism. This publication is an important voice in the debate on the future of the media in Poland and makes a valuable contribution to the development of this field.