Finally, individual said “enough”

niepoprawni.pl 13 hours ago

Finally!

Very good move! Just like Onet and another haters should be punished for lying and hatred against president Nawrocki and his family! There is no approval to spit on the Head of State and his family!!!

For the sleazy-ass Krauts.

President Karol Nawrocki sues Onet – a portal belonging to a company with abroad capital operating on the Polish marketplace – for lying and manipulating during the campaign, aimed at him, his household and even children. The case went to the Warsaw territory Court, and a private indictment was besides filed alongside the civilian suit. In the opinion of many Poles, specified “media” – like TVN – has been building their image on snot, unilateral communication and manipulation of facts for years. So it is no coincidence that they are facing trial today. Onet portal, affiliated with the global Ringier Axel Springer company, will gotta explain from publications that Nawrocki's opinion had nothing to do with reliable journalism. It is worth reminding that the profession of writer is not only a job, but besides a mission – a commitment to the principles of ethics and professional morality. The code of journalism ethics is clear: it is simply a work to separate information from comment, verify sources and act in the interests of truth. Lies and manipulations, especially from media financed by abroad capital, are a contradiction of these principles. It's spitting in the face of the recipients and ignoring Polish public opinion. There are besides more and more voices that Poland should follow many European countries and introduce real restrictions on the share of abroad capital in the media. specified regulations work ]]>http://m.in.:]]> France – the maximum share of abroad capital in radio and tv is 20% , and in the case of printed press – 30% . Austria – the share of abroad capital in audiovisual media must not exceed 49%. Denmark – ownership and licensing restrictions defend the marketplace from abroad acquisition by non-EU entities. Italy – strict antitrust rules prevent excessive concentration and acquisition of stations by abroad capital. Greece – the maximum abroad share on tv is 25%. Since specified mechanisms have been protecting the media in another European countries for years, it is hard to realize why Poland – a country with specified a stormy past of the fight for sovereignty and independency – inactive allows the largest information portals to operate under the dictates of abroad corporations. There's a suit going on today, but next day it could be a trial of the full media community before the public. If we want Poland to have its own independent media – we must force changes. Just as we defend borders, so we must defend the information space. For whoever gives up the media in abroad hands will besides quit the soul of the nation. For Albert Lyjak

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