Are public broadcasters still fulfilling their legal mandate to provide the public with balanced and comprehensive information, among other things?

Yes, I can inform myself about a lot of topics.

It is up to each self to assess the information obtained and, if necessary, to supplement it or to evaluate it as nonsense.

But there are very many information at different levels.

The offer is so great that you are not able to watch everything and you have to pick out the topics that interest you. That’s what happens in our time.

I don’t have to watch day-to-day shows anymore, but can also inform me specifically on topics.

It is not possible to get an extensive knowledge of a specific subject, but that is the nature of things.

If you want to have an extensive knowledge of a specific subject, nothing else is left to deal with the international news. A good example is the issue of Hamas and Israel, that is far more complex and you should look less in good and evil, but rather in stupid and dizzy.

I like Dokus rather than news because they look at the topics more complex and they are usually much more informative.

Most of them experience rocket strikes in xy and finished.But that this rocket strike has consequences and also tends to have a special background,is the least known and also not to me, because it happens too much in the world to process everything.The human brain is much worse than the information flood that needs to be processed daily.

This probably even breaks our brains when I see the test results of studies that suggests us to be dimmed due to the outsourcing of our brain in smartphones. Who left the map today