The problem of the monopolized press transcends the frame of the present political battle between right and left. Democracy can not exist without free press, and today press is in first term radio and television. There is not place in a democracy for a governmental newspaper, television or radio, even if they were not monopolized. Radio and television must be totally privatized and the advertising marked opened to free competition. This will reduce also the share of the existing newspapers in this marked, and facilitated the appearing of new ones. Certainly, a lot of the current correspondents and commentators will have to look for another job, and this is the cause of their hysteria against Bibi. Best wishes of success, Noah Nissani. more about those subjects you can find in: Peace, economy and lies Remembering facts Ecomical development in 1998 (Hebrew) |
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