Do the media reflect the reality of the world?

To what extent are the media a faithful mirror of the world? Since the new technologies have revolutionized journalism and allowed the formation of large media groups with global ambitions, this question becomes more relevant than ever. Instantaneousness and the direct have upset the conditions of investigation. And the imperative of profit has replaced the noblest civic demands. But everywhere, another journalism, more concerned with truth and rigor, resists, as we see in Iran, Burkina Faso, Algeria and elsewhere ...