About the free voice of egypt starting april eighth on t w. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history and i m tired of poor if you question opportunity and freedom this makes it special you difficult for can depend on drugs i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making a name for themselves all over the world. some live good along the way some might follow some will continue. their experience or freedom in a sense is like the unions. you care visits for your car come back from the mining industry and i work for the government.
Indeed changed radically now there s a kind of media balance in poland. the private media tend to follow the opposition and the public media stay closer to the government camp. private broadcaster t.v. and has been questioning the government s political motives and feeling the consequences in the form of demands for back taxes and penalties for allegedly illicit reporting on the demonstrations over the podcast is owned by an american investment group under pressure from the united states the charges were dropped. oppositional newspapers have not been spat against the poor child was born in the solidarity union movement of the one nine hundred ninety s. the government keeps a close unsuspicious eye on its editorials now it s this coming under attack. editor in chief jaroslav course looks over the articles for the next edition. one
This bill would make polish television the mouthpiece of the government. but slave was. a new director general of loyal to the governing party was appointed for t.v. since then the broadcast schedule has undergone major changes but the news reporting reflects state interests wanting out that the party has kept its word on building new roads while frequently criticizing the european union and germany ya know density is a former t.v. journalist as the head of a journalist s association he s been watching the restructuring of the nation s media with some concern. but when the very same is absolute control of the mass media of the standardization of news reporting of the kind the government wants to see. there s another association of journalists closer to the government they describe the changes that t.v. as an almost natural process. of the public media have
Tatler is getting ready for an apparent some private broadcast on nova t.v. . she was once among the most recognizable faces on the public channel t.v. but then the broadcaster came under the control of the right wing conservative government i had pictured her future differently. in the morning i came to work in the newsroom but sitting at my computer was somebody else who was supposed to go on air for me. the director said he liked and valued me but unfortunately i didn t fit into the new concept i think is that the concept issues when you were coworkers had been replaced by broadcast journalists lives to the ruling party the government labels the measure of the minor media avail those that hear the battles of the sales it was a very touching moment for me to see all the people take to the streets in protest against it. to know that people didn t want propaganda and they knew very well that
Governing parties but he does see germany as an ally of the kurds turkish enemies i think we re getting a lot of sympathy but the state and government are pursuing the wrong policies and we oppose that just like we oppose the turkish state and government but not the turks themselves. while the german government tries to appease ankara the rage among kurds like john c. of us is growing as is the danger of more violence between kurds and turks in germany streets. imagine discovering that you lost your job by finding someone else sitting at your desk that s exactly what happened to one of poland s most famous t.v. personalities she was known for being impartial objective and critical in her reporting values that many say upset the ruling law and justice party as poems government seeks to gain more control over the media journalists like beata toddler are coming under increasing pressure. journalist and presenter beata