says Jens Otto Kjær Hansen, rector of the Danish School of Media and Journalism.
Columbia Journalism Review
http://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/denmark_mrsa_reporting.php
“We are having a very big dispute in Denmark these days about media’s role in society,” says Jens Otto Kjær Hansen, rector of the Danish School of Media and Journalism. “On the one hand, journalism isn’t a license to do whatever you want; society is the one who decides the limits. But these two chaps have actually proved that journalism can work. They may have some war wounds when this is over, but they’ve proven that it’s possible to get society’s attention.”
http://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/denmark_mrsa_reporting.php
“We are having a very big dispute in Denmark these days about media’s role in society,” says Jens Otto Kjær Hansen, rector of the Danish School of Media and Journalism. “On the one hand, journalism isn’t a license to do whatever you want; society is the one who decides the limits. But these two chaps have actually proved that journalism can work. They may have some war wounds when this is over, but they’ve proven that it’s possible to get society’s attention.”