Medienfreiheit in Polen

Tina de Vries

doi:10.5771/0030-6444-2018-1-50

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- 1–2 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–2
- 3–4 EDITORIAL 3–4
- 5–104 AUFSÄTZE 5–104
  - 5–20 Der Streit um den Verfassungsgerichtshof in Polen 2015-2016 Piotr Czarny Piotr Czarny 5–20
  - 21–38 Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Die Auseinandersetzung um den Verfassungsgerichtshof in Polen (2015-2016) Andrzej Dziadzio Andrzej Dziadzio 21–38
  - 39–49 Die Verfassung als Maßstab, die Nichtbeachtung des VerfGHG – das Urteil des polnischen Verfassungsgerichtshofs vom 9. März 2016 Szymon Pawłowski Szymon Pawłowski 39–49
  - 50–64 Medienfreiheit in Polen Tina de Vries Tina de Vries 50–64
  - 65–89 Leistungsverwaltung in Russland – das System der staatlichen und kommunalen Dienstleistungserbringung Julian-Ivan Beriger Julian-Ivan Beriger 65–89
  - 90–104 Mediation als Appropriate Dispute Resolution im tschechischen und slowakischen Rechtssystem Michal Malacka Michal Malacka 90–104
- 105–106 AUS DER FORSCHUNG 105–106
  - Bogusław Banaszak – ein Nachruf Rainer Arnold Rainer Arnold
- 107–123 AUS DEM SCHRIFTTUM 107–123
- 124–130 AUS JUSTIZ UND RECHTSPRECHUNG IN OSTEUROPA 124–130
- 131–135 AUS DER RECHTSPRECHUNG DES EGMR 131–135
- 136–138 ABSTRACTS 136–138
- 139–140 AUTOREN 139–140
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Medienfreiheit in Polen

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Tina de Vries

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0030-6444-2018-1-50
- ISSN print: 0030-6444
- ISSN online: 2366-6730
Zusammenfassung

The laws changing the system of public media in Poland in 2016 were the so-called small media act followed by the law on the National Media Council. Originally they were intended as an interim solution, towards a new system of “national media” in which public television and radio should no longer be organized as stock companies but as public law institutions; however, they have been persisting until now. These so-called minor changes, however, have led to interference of the government in public broadcasting. The private sector has so far remained unaffected by the changes, thus providing an independent source of information, which is increasingly used. In line with the classification into authoritarian, liberal, socially responsible and communist media systems, Poland still has a system of socially responsible media, although the increasing influence on the public media by the ruling party runs counter to the pluralism of opinions also inside public media which this system should protect.

Abstract

The laws changing the system of public media in Poland in 2016 were the so-called small media act followed by the law on the National Media Council. Originally they were intended as an interim solution, towards a new system of “national media” in which public television and radio should no longer be organized as stock companies but as public law institutions; however, they have been persisting until now. These so-called minor changes, however, have led to interference of the government in public broadcasting. The private sector has so far remained unaffected by the changes, thus providing an independent source of information, which is increasingly used. In line with the classification into authoritarian, liberal, socially responsible and communist media systems, Poland still has a system of socially responsible media, although the increasing influence on the public media by the ruling party runs counter to the pluralism of opinions also inside public media which this system should protect.
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