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Media rethoughtDo you also sometimes worry about what information you can still trust? And do you also wish for a television programme in which you are more involved? Which media policy can realise freedom of the press and state publication obligations in equal measure?This book tells us:... how eight democratically run TV channels can engage, educate and inform citizens, and control and publicise the work of government.... how a fourth power in the state could look like, in which the citizens - depending on the controversy - determine which decisions should be made publicly.... what path the formation of opinion can take when state and private media are separated and have to disclose their policy stance to their consumers.After 20 years of work on this book series, Andreas Seidl thus ventures a step towards founding a party. In doing so, he entertains his readers both intellectually and visionarily. If this work can give you hope, inspire you or move you to action, it has fulfilled its purpose.Available in German and English
About the author
The author is a qualified political scientist and social education worker. He acquired his professional experience in Brussels at the European Union, in Frankfurt at the stock exchange and in day-care centres for children in the Rhine-Main area of Germany. He has been keeping a diary of ideas for 20 years and publishes in this book all his previous political proposals for solutions in an overall concept.
As a passionate social researcher, he is interested in the concerns, lifestyles and ideas for the future of his fellow human beings. As a convinced democrat, he enjoys going to demonstrations and activists to find out what motivates them and what causes their motivations. As an author, he strives for restrained criticism, constructive approaches to solutions and writing in understandable language.
