First of all, the “interest association of capital market-oriented small and medium-sized companies eV” received an honorable mention, congratulations. When awarding a journalism prize last year, the association did not address the interesting question of why a “capital market-oriented” coalition of lobbyists is allowed to make use of German association law at all. Unfortunately, this puzzle has to be shelved, as well as a long-planned, very fundamental consideration of the nature of journalist awards. (In the context of this research, no joke, it will have to be clarified, among other things, what actually became of the award for reporting on the “taboo subject of premature ejaculation”. In the 2000s, such an award became actually awarded by an Austrian medical portal. The question to be clarified in this case, in a way post-coital, would be: Is there anything else to come?) No, the “interest association” receives the honorable mention precisely for a single sentence in the advertisement for its prize: “Investigative articles are excluded from the advertisement. “
Political PR and journalism: On the arrival of RBB director Demmer – media
