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Loss of Control
I'm quite shocked by the aboveThe EU Commission has done research on the causes behind the stubborn Irish "No," through an analysis of the transformation in the Irish media landscape that had taken place since the last EU referendum in 2002. As the Commission was told during a briefing, EU-skeptical journals from Great Britain and Ireland have clearly gained influence, as has the conservative press of religious origin with its EU-critical tendency. But above all, erosion in the control over the media is taking place in two areas. On the one hand, public radio stations and television channels are losing more of their audience to smaller private stations that focus more on entertainment. At the same time, it is becoming clear that the internet offers information other than that provided by the ruling establishment. Accordingly, in the internet, a medium used mainly by young people, the "No" campaign could chalk up clear advantages over the established elite and break through the usual control mechanisms.I'm speechless!!



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