Account for analogue-digital transition

Offer different visions of democracy

Give primacy to financing of media

Insist on solving the digital divide

Disappointment with effects of market economy on media operations

Disappointment with filters controlling news production processes

Disappointment with slow pace of liberation of media from state control

Disappointment with difficulties of separating truth from falsehood

Encourage adherence to electoral laws

Serve as the watchdogs of society

Frame politics as an open forum

Seek to expose leaders' wrongdoings

Facilitators of strategic political games on media

Facilitators of socialization process of voters

Facilitators of monitoring political talk

Facilitators of inclusive discussions

Entertainment: reconstruct political sphere

Entertainment: improve social interactions

Entertainment: divert attention of society

Entertainment: enable democratic practice

Focus on adhering to democratic procedures

Focus on letting citizens set social agenda

Focus on linking politicians to voters

Focus on evaluating records of office-holders

Media: equal protection of media platforms

Media: no penalties for attacking government agents

Media: participate in solving social problems

Media: content production without state permit

Acknowledge compatibility between democracy and capitalism

State may introduce instruments controlling media

Adherence to the watchdog function of media

Involvement in news presentation

Maintenance of balance in covering sources

Separation of facts from opinions

Generation of objective news pieces

Rules for media in creating and distributing content

Criteria for use by media to evaluate public institutions

Limitless potential of human beings in generating content

Public service function of media irrespective of cost