Sieci

Sieci (also W Sieci and wSieci, literal meaning in English: the Network) is a mass market right-wing conservative magazine published in Poland.[1][2] The magazine is closely related to a far-right news portal wPolityce.pl, which is by some scientists regarded as source of "junk news"[3].

History and editorial policy

Sieci (as well as the similar competing Do Rzeczy) was founded following a conflict within Uważam Rze which led to the termination of many journalists. The first issue of Sieciwas published on 26 November 2012.[4]

Sieci's editorial policy is inline with the Law and Justice (PiS) party, and has been opposed to the competing Civic Platform party since its founding. The editorial line follows identity journalism which aims not to inform, but to integrate and mobilise supporters of a particular political option.[5] The magazine regularly features interviews with people connected to the PiS platform and presents social issues in a dichotomous manner that is divided between PiS supporters and detractors. The magazine places an emphasis on politics, presenting political affairs in a monochromatic fashion referring frequently to economic freedom and Christian values.[4]

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gollark: Also, add no syntax for comments.
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References
  1. Migration on the Move: Essays on the Dynamics of Migration, Brill, page 32
  2. Polish magazine's 'Islamic rape of Europe' cover sparks outrage, The Guardian, 16 February 2016
  3. Nahema Marchal, Bence Kollanyi, Lisa-Maria Neudert, Philip N. Howard, 2019, Junk News During the EU Parliamentary Elections: Lessons from a Seven-Language Study of Twitter and Facebook
  4. JAS-KOZIARKIEWICZ, Marta. "POLISH OPINION WEEKLIES ABOUT BREXIT IN 2015 AND 2016." Online Journal Modelling the New Europe 29 (2019).
  5. In context of Do Rzeczy in: Brzoza, Katarzyna and Kornacka-Grzonka, Monika (2017) Narracja medialna wyrażona na okładkach wybranych tygodników opinii podczas parlamentarnej kampanii wyborczej 2015 roku, (Polish), Polityka i Społeczeństwo, No. 4(15), p. 115.

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