Without any doubt, the procedures of political work and public exercise of influence had been changed by the rise of the new media. Thus, it is worth to figure out, in which way this happened a few decades ago, in times where most public debates were held via television or newspapers. In comparison to this, there will be an analysis of the new media and its impact on democracy and in which ways it confirms the presence of an audience and paparazzi democracy, in this case primarily in Germany. To set limits, this analysis will concentrate on the aspect of a rising participation in accordance with a rising depoliticization, which might be seen as a result of the already mentioned transformation.
Contents
A Introduction
B Media and Democracy – Participation and Depoliticization
I Media and Democracy
1. Old and New Forms of the Media
2. Audience Democracy
3. Paparazzi Democracy
II The ´Modern´ Role of the Media
III Participation in Accordance with Depoliticization
1. ´Modern´ Media and Rising Participation
2. ´Modern´ Media and Rising Depoliticization
IV Rising Participation in Accordance with Rising Depoliticization
C Draft of Future Democratic Developments
Literature
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