B.T.'s Journalists in Demand
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Journalists accuse BT management in a leaked "letter of concern" of holding "mentality interviews" to check whether they have the "right political views to run for the job." BT's editor-in-chief rejects the criticism, saying instead that he is "disappointed" with his employees.
B.T.'s editor-in-chief, Simon Richard Nielsen, has received a letter from his employees who believe that they are being forced to adopt ideological positions in their journalism and are being called in for morale interviews.
B.T.'s editorial freedom and independence have been undermined, journalists are being required to use ideological sources and are being summoned to what can only be seen as interviews. That is how serious the criticism from B.T.'s employee association sounds in a letter of concern, which Journalisten has obtained, sent to the responsible editor-in-chief Simon Richard Nielsen yesterday. According to the employees, the freedom and independence […]
It's no secret that B.T. is a bourgeois media outlet. When editor-in-chief Simon Richard Nielsen took over in the fall of 2023...
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