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1. The effect of the practice of shaping the public opinion of the German media on the development of the modern press. Müjgan Jabbarova

2. The role of the media in shaping public opinion is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon, and it has played a significant role in the development of the modern press in Germany, as in many other countries. The impact of the German media on public opinion has been influenced by historical, political, and technological factors. Here are some key points to consider: Historical Context Political Influence Technological Advances Social and Cultural Factors Globalization 12.12.2023

3. Historical Context: 12.12.2023 Post-World War II Period: After World War II, Germany went through a period of reconstruction and division into East and West. The media in both parts played a crucial role in shaping the narrative and political discourse, reflecting the ideological differences between the two. Reunification: With the reunification of Germany in 1990, media organizations faced the challenge of integrating divergent perspectives and overcoming historical divisions. This period saw changes in media landscapes as outlets adjusted to the new political and social realities.

4. Political Influence: 12.12.2023 Political Affiliation: Media outlets in Germany, like in many other countries, often align with specific political ideologies or parties. This affiliation can influence the way news is presented and interpreted, potentially shaping public opinion by framing issues in particular ways. Regulation and Independence: The regulatory environment and the level of independence of the media from political interference play a crucial role. Independent journalism contributes to a diverse range of perspectives, fostering a more informed public.

5. Technological Advances: 12.12.2023 Digitalization: The advent of the internet and digital media has transformed the landscape of journalism. Online platforms and social media have enabled faster dissemination of information, but they also pose challenges related to misinformation and the echo-chamber effect. Changing Consumption Patterns: Modern media consumers have diverse sources of information, and the way people consume news has evolved. The 24-hour news cycle and the rise of user-generated content have altered the dynamics of public opinion formation.

6. Social and Cultural Factors: 12.12.2023 Cultural Diversity: Germany is characterized by cultural and regional diversity, and media outlets may reflect and influence regional perspectives. Understanding these regional nuances is essential for comprehending the impact of the media on public opinion. Cultural Changes: As German society undergoes cultural changes, such as increased diversity and evolving social norms, the media has played a role in reflecting and sometimes influencing these shifts.

7. Globalization: 12.12.2023 International Perspectives: The German media is not isolated from global influences. International events and trends can shape the media narrative, and the interconnectedness of media outlets with global networks can impact how issues are framed. In summary, the practice of shaping public opinion by the German media has been shaped by historical events, political dynamics, technological advancements, and cultural factors. The development of the modern press in Germany reflects these influences, with ongoing challenges and opportunities as the media landscape continues to evolve.