how is media related to government in brief.
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The relationship between media and government has a profound impact on the information to which the public has access. Historically, governments have relied on media to communicate with citizens, and stakeholders around the world, ensuring that they receive the information that will shape their day-to-day decisions, from what to buy, where to live, which school to attend to issues surrounding their health, safety and political views.
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- it ensures that citizens make responsible, informed choices rather than acting out of ignorance or misinformation.
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- information serves a “checking function” by ensuring that elected representatives uphold their oaths of office and carry out the wishes of those who elected them.
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- Therefore the media play an important role in society as a source of information, but also as a “watchdog” or scrutiniser. ... The media, however, aim to filter the information received and present information in a way which they believe best represents the “story”.
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