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The French model of media and information education. A critical analysis of opportunities and risks

The French model of media and information education is well developed. Its basis is the educational and cultural policy of the government of the French Republic. These activities have the character of centralised and statified activity. However, in order to effectively assess the opportunities and risks associated with their effectiveness, it is necessary to embed the analysis in the concept of media cultures and diversity in the media. In addition, the dynamically changing media world must be taken into account. The foundations of media and information education in France (EMI) are analysed, as well as its elements such as, the actors responsible for this policy, the way it is influenced, the recipients of this policy. The research problem thus defined, analysed on a conceptual basis, has shown that the French model exists efficiently, but needs to be redefined in terms of priorities and audiences. This redefinition of activities is mainly due to the socio-political situation in France, which EMI does not seem to take into account.

The media in France in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution by Klaus Schwab. Selected issues The article describes transformation of the French media in the context of Fourth Industrial Revolution by Klaus Schwab. The focus of the article is on technological, social and cultural issues. Analyzed changes have an impact on evolution of the media system on an unprecedented scale. They determine not only the media market landscape, but also the entire mindset of the French. On the other hand, social and cultural factors can slow down the progress in the media sector.

Kształt francuskiego rynku dzienników regionalnych i ogólnokrajowych jest wynikiem współdziałania wielu czynników. Jednym z nich są preferencje czytelników, choć artykuł dotyczy jedynie tych, które czynią francuski rynek prasy codziennej specyficznym. Przedstawiono w nim tradycje czytelnicze we Francji oraz różnorodność rynku prasy codziennej. Specyficzne pojmowanie roli tej prasy przez czytelników powoduje, że nie funkcjonują tam dzienniki bulwarowe. Także rynek prasy regionalnej jest kształtowany przez czytelników, bowiem najchętniej kupowanym i czytywanym tytułem w kraju jest "Ouest-France". Cały system jest sztucznie podtrzymywany przez państwo za pomocą subwencji traktowanych przez Francuzów jako wyraz pluralizmu mediów.

This study explores the tensions between the mission and pluralism of the media versus the participation of the public service media (PSM) in government propaganda in Poland. We present the results of the hybrid qualitative-quantitative content analysis of the propaganda techniques used in Wiadomości – the main public TVP1 news program. Two weekly blocks of news were analyzed. The first was randomly selected from 2015-2020. The second was subsequently chosen for the same seven days, two years later. We assumed that this chronological difference would reveal changes in narration and propaganda used in the news. The analysis refers to the mission of PSM, as defined by the law in the Broadcasting Act (1992). The changes that occurred after 2015 were also the result of new legal regulations and personnel changes. The conclusions confirm that the news from the PSM is controlled and manipulated by the government.

Women's press has been analysed as an element of the Polish media system by representatives of various fields of research. There have been studies of press content, formal features of individual magazines, ownership and definition issues, and internal segmentations, amongst others. This research attempts to fill a gap in the study of women's press content; it aims to show how the COVID-19 was presented in women's press. As an introduction to the main research, this article examines a carefully selected study sample with individual sub-segments of women's press each represented by a leading magazine. Research objectives include determining the ways in which COVID-19 is presented in certain women's press titles belonging to different sub-segments, analysing the selection and presentation of information to potential readers in regards to their needs, and establishing the functions of COVID-19 guidance in women's press.

[full article and abstract in English] In this article, the authors present the results of their research conducted in Polish and German online media in 2016. The major topic of the abovementioned research was the European refugee crisis in Poland and Germany and its representation in websites of four quality newspapers: Wyborcza.pl, Rp.pl, Faz.net and Sz.de. The aim of this article is to analize the role of media in public opinion-shaping in both countries. Through a quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the data, the authors answered the following questions: 1) Are the media narratives of both countries different from each other? b) If so, how is the migration problem presented in Poland and in Germany? c) What are their most noticeable features?Among the most important conclusions are the following: 1) The media coverage of both countries is highly politicized; 2) Neither German nor Polish journalists of the opinion-forming quality newspapers did measurably support an isolationist policy.The research has been conducted within the scope of an International project called LEMEL (L'Europe dans les médias en ligne). This program was initiated by Cergy-Pontoise University and is now held annually. Several European countries participate in it (scientists from France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Romania are permanent members of the project's research group). The aim of the project is a synchronous and diachronic comparative analysis of the content presented in their respective national online media.The analysis focuses on the way Europe and its problems are presented in the abovementioned media content.

In this article, we look at the conditions of media and democracy discourses in Poland via the lenses of monitoring time-related capabilities. We are interested in how media-societal change in 2000-2020 has influenced the Polish researchers' responses to deliver applied research and further foster hyper-knowledge sharing between policymakers, media industries, and academia. Through an in-depth investigation of Poland's media researchers' publications database (N = 1,000), we aim to examine the crucial interest areas considering the critical cultural junctures in three highly related areas: technology, politics, and society. The critical junctures theory review follows the mapping of changes in related scholarly analyses to uncover three sides of Polish scholarship monitoring capabilities alongside cultural conditions of researchers' impact on democracy and the media. The overall hypothesis is that examining media and democracy in Poland reflects technological and political change, with the cultural research path dependencies in analyzing broader social context (see, for instance, a young democracy, illiberal turns and social polarization conditions, and so on). This corresponds to related tensions between the Western media's theories and practices concerning democracy.

In this article, we look at the conditions of media and democracy discourses in Poland via the lenses of monitoring time-related capabilities. We are interested in how media-societal change in 2000-2020 has influenced the Polish researchers' responses to deliver applied research and further foster hyper-knowledge sharing between policymakers, media industries, and academia. Through an in-depth investigation of Poland's media researchers' publications database (N = 1,000), we aim to examine the crucial interest areas considering the critical cultural junctures in three highly related areas: technology, politics, and society. The critical junctures theory review follows the mapping of changes in related scholarly analyses to uncover three sides of Polish scholarship monitoring capabilities alongside cultural conditions of researchers' impact on democracy and the media. The overall hypothesis is that examining media and democracy in Poland reflects technological and political change, with the cultural research path dependencies in analyzing broader social context (see, for instance, a young democracy, illiberal turns and social polarization conditions, and so on). This corresponds to related tensions between the Western media's theories and practices concerning democracy.