Attitudes of those in power towards Slovak media remain unchanged, TSS editor-in-chief Michaela Terenzani says in the Bringing World to the Classroom podcast. (source: SME)
Politicians in Slovakia do not realise how important it is to preserve people’s trust in the media.
“We need to make sure people trust us and that they can trust us,” The Slovak Spectator editor-in-chief, Michaela Terenzani, also underlines in the podcast.
Media is one of the pillars of the world’s democracy, she adds. Hungary serves as a good example of why people cannot take the media for granted.
Listen to the latest Bringing World to the Classroom episode on Slovak media.
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