Marco Bracconi
La Repubblica
Giulia Cerino
Servizio Pubblico
Yann Guegan
deputy editor rue89.com
Alexandre Heully
executive director cafebabel.com
Newspaper as political party
With the alleged decline of political parties on the Continent, have some newspapers and/or news websites become a conduit for political protagonism? If so, where’s the dividing line between news and propaganda? Does a newspaper’s unambiguous and/or unyielding political stance put its credibility at risk? Or rather, does such a stance actually enhance its credibility? Aloof fence-sitting hardly fits comfortably with the prevailing zeitgeist.