Media cooperative

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The media cooperative is a form of cooperative .

In Germany, cooperatives were founded with taz, the daily newspaper publishing cooperative for the taz and with LPG Junge Welt for the young world , in order to acquire the necessary capital for the respective media. In German-speaking Switzerland, the Infolink cooperative publishes WOZ Die Wochenzeitung with a circulation of 113,000 copies. In the online area, Republik is contributed by members of the cooperative.

Media cooperatives are a special form of service cooperative, in which mostly customers and service providers join forces in order to oppose the pure profit striving for the creation of the service with immaterial goals. For media as a trend company, there are additional ideal goals of the members of media cooperatives.

literature

• Johannes Weberling : 13th Frankfurt Media Law Days 2016 "Media Cooperatives - Strategy to Strengthen Independent Journalism in Eastern and Southeastern Europe", Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 05-06

Web links

• Media cooperatives - strategy to strengthen independent journalism in Eastern and Southeastern Europe beck.de
• Small but independent - the model of the Deutschlandfunk media cooperatives
• Local newspaper as the Deutschlandfunk cooperative

Individual evidence

1. ↑ SOM supplement "13th Frankfurt Media Law Days 2016 'Media Cooperatives - Strategy for Strengthening Independent Journalism in Eastern and Southeastern Europe" "published by presserecht.de