The notion of Places and Forms of Power is really broad because power is basically about commanding or influencing others.
[...] The notion of Places and Forms of Power is really broad because power is basically about commanding or influencing others. Political power is the most obvious form, but it can also be found in the economy and the media, which is commonly dubbed the 4th power. Indeed, in the name of the freedom of information, the press acts as a counter-power. However, we may wonder how far the media can legitimately act. This is why we will talk about its necessary role and the threat it represents. [...]
[...] Instead, alternative media claim to truly work for the people's interest, however, Wiki-Leaks revealed information that was classified for reason of state. Is it acceptable to uncover the identity and location of secret service personnel who work for the country's security? As we have seen, freedom of the press must be unlimited in the public sphere to protect democracy, but private data must be absolutely respected. Journalists are servants of the people, not self-proclaimed judges or dictators. This is why the profession has created fundamental chart, which reads that its members must be objective. The problem is: who can enforce it? [...]
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