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The Gretchen Question: What Can Journalism Do for Democracy?

Summary by Turi2
"Democracy needs a lot of votes" was the slogan of a campaign in which around 200 private and public-law media houses took part in the week from 14 to 19 September. Journalist professor Klaus Meier dealt in his research with the question of what contribution journalism can make to democracy. Good journalism arises in the interplay of society and media, writes Meier in an essay for "epd media". Read more >>
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"Democracy needs a lot of votes" was the slogan of a campaign in which around 200 private and public-law media houses took part in the week from 14 to 19 September. Journalist professor Klaus Meier dealt in his research with the question of what contribution journalism can make to democracy. Good journalism arises in the interplay of society and media, writes Meier in an essay for "epd media". Read more >>

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turi2 broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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