Media keeps people informed about the recent happenings, so if any emergency occurs everybody becomes aware.
2. Media safeguards the interests of common people by exposing the bad elements in the society.
3.Media airs interviews with stakeholders in government and various other people with power. In these interactions any shortcomings or limitations in public policies are exposed.
media role as a watchdog
Scorekeeping, Watchdog, Gatekeeping
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YES.
There are many media watchdog groups already, so yes, it is monitored. It should not be monitored by the government.
watchdog role
Well, isn't that a happy little question! The Internet has expanded the watchdog capacity of the media by allowing for instant access to information and enabling citizen journalists to share their perspectives. This has helped keep a closer eye on those in power and hold them accountable, creating a more transparent and informed society. Just like adding a touch of bright color to a painting, the Internet has added depth and richness to the media landscape.
Matiullah Jan has written: 'Watching the watchdog' -- subject(s): Mass media criticism
they criticize, and are always on their back ! if they do or tend to do any mistakes, they write about it & inform the people via press/media
The media plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion, influencing political agendas, and holding government officials accountable. It serves as a watchdog by providing citizens with information about government actions, policies, and decisions. Additionally, media outlets can help facilitate public discourse, promote transparency, and serve as a platform for diverse viewpoints.
It is called the oversight function.