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Reporting has never been a neutral act. But today, the pressures weighing on the media are taking many forms: lawsuits or threats of legal action against journalists, the growing concentration of media groups, the economic weakening of newsrooms, the arrival of private capital driven by ideological agendas, and political attacks on public service media. Behind all these developments lies the same question: who still has the means to investigate, to publish, and to unsettle?
With Serge Michel (journalist and founder of the Swiss newspaper Heidi News), Jil Theunissen (legal expert, droit de la presse et des médias), and Olivier Bailly (journalist and founder of Médor).