Ildiko Santana (asker) Mar 27, 2011:

cikk Zsuzsanna javaslata nyomán olvasgatok a "marketplace of ideas" témában, és rátaláltam egy jó kis cikkre: "Al Gore and the marketplace of ideas" (2005)
"Al Gore's recent speech about the marketplace of ideas is actually quite good, though I think he's mistaken in thinking that television's dominance of the public sphere has led to suppression of dissent by conservatives. He seems to prefer the exchange of ideas through the written word, and when he mentions his Current.tv project it sounds less like enthusiasm and more like a reluctant concession to reality as he sees it. However, thoughout the whole speech he doesn't mention blogs even once, though they're the public forum of the 21st century. The reasoned and rational debate he longs for is taking place, and it's not on television.
The internet is a formidable new medium of communication, but it is important to note that it still doesn't hold a candle to television. Indeed, studies show that the majority of Internet users are actually simultaneously watching television while they are online..."
http://www.mwilliams.info/archive/2005/10/al-gore-and-the-ma...

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