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IntroductionOften, [5-6we lines]do not have direct access to information and rely on the media in order to keep abreast with political, social, economic and other events and developments. Therefore, the way media reports, also determines how what we see and hear about conflict, which in turn influences our feelings, attitudes and behaviour. Media, however, is not neutral. In today's world it is complex organisations that are guided by specific rationals: Owners of media organisations, for instance, want to make business, i.e. sell their product; journalists want to publish and therefore select and report in specific ways. In conflict situations, these factors can result in certain orientations that have to be understood by organisations engaging in peacebuilding who want to liaise with the media in a constructive way. This sections aims at promoting this understanding.
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