الممارسة الصحافية واصلاحات السياسية الاعلامية الجزائرية: تغطية الثورة التونسية أنموذجا

Abstract

The Tunisian revolution represented the polemics in the Algerian media. It gained legitimacy and achieved thanks to it, such as the reforms carried out by the Algerian state. Through this interaction, the media showed that the media had an all-encompassing relationship with the political side. Therefore, we wanted to look into this relationship, but looking at the nature of this relationship is imperative to us after presenting a set of concepts guiding this issue in the Algerian media policy in the light of the reforms and the stages that have passed until it is based on the image it now has. We also discussed media strategies after reforms, Accordingly, we have a number of jobs confined to important political events or stations such as elections, as well as the role of the media in political decision-making, and all these actions of the media in its embrace with the political side can not but wave the nature of media practice, This is the nature of media practice in light of the Tunisian revolution and its repercussions on the Algerian press. The study concluded that the relationship between the media and the political sphere is controversial, and the need to create interdependence between three parties: the public and the media at the first stage, the public and the politicians in a second stage. As well as the media message as a point of contact between these parties. And its advantages in facilitating the process of communication and creating a democratic space, and the freedoms that support the media work, and make it able to transcend geographical and authoritarian boundaries.