Pluralism of mass media as a constitutional principle
Pluralism of mass media as a constitutional principle

Summary/Abstract: A mutual competition and plurality of information and ideas as well as a multiplicity and a mutual competition of the media themselves should be regarded as one of the conditions for the functioning of a democratic state and for the widest possible discussion on matters of public interest. There should be not only the widest plurality of contents but also the widest plurality of multipliers (ie. broadcasters, publishers).

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