In a democracy, media are free and pluralistic, but they are also regulated by law and the CSA. This balance protects freedom of expression while ensuring equal speaking time in presidential elections and limiting manipulation through fake news.
1. What best describes media in a democracy?
2. What effect can media have in a democracy when they enable debate?
3. How do social networks differ from public debate in their role in shaping opinion?
Media types — examples?
Newspapers, TV, radio, internet.
Democracy — media control?
Controlled by law and CSA.
Media pluralism — role?
Ensures many outlets and opinions.
Social networks — amplification?
Spread rumours, misinformation, conspiracy theories.
Opinion polls — prediction?
Useful but not always accurate.
Poll results — influence factors?
Question wording and commissioning client.
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