Yesterday I had the chance to take the time of Marianne Jelved from the Social Liberals (B) as part of my interview project. In her opinion, what is lacking in journalism today is the one journalist who goes against the current of one-dimensional reporting. Paradoxically, she liked interview situations where she could unfold her political ideas with all nuances - but still called for a far more critical journalism to question the people of power to a greater extent. Responsibility accounting in exchange for scandal. Substance in stead of conflict.
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My interests are politics, journalism, writing, travelling, and the general state of the world (no less). I am usually in pursuit of the above. The paradoxical way.
Yesterday I had the chance to take the time of Marianne Jelved from the Social Liberals (B) as part of my interview project. In her opinion, what is lacking in journalism today is the one journalist who goes against the current of one-dimensional reporting. Paradoxically, she liked interview situations where she could unfold her political ideas with all nuances - but still called for a far more critical journalism to question the people of power to a greater extent. Responsibility accounting in exchange for scandal. Substance in stead of conflict.