Media Freedom from A" Liberal Perspective ": (A Reading of the Past and Present of International Media

Freedom of the media one of the topics that has sparked great controversy over three consecutive centuries with multiple and deep-rooted differences, differences in terms of concept, use and legislation in the classical and digital environments.

Therefore, its stages in terms of intellectual origin were embodied in ancient, new and contemporary writings with this sacred trinity mentally and methodologically in  “freedom of opinion”, expression and thought. These are three stones upon which the corners of these human demands are founded, as a flood of “freedom” that man receives from man through historical media –communication media, starting from revelation and reaching –without end ---the inputs and outputs of artificial intelligence as vessels carrying  these layers of media and communication experiences of peoples and nations that sometimes coexist, sometimes differ, and sometimes are in conflict and at war. And how long are the periods of time in which the experiences of “media freedom” have been tested.

Among  these experiences, in this research paper we focus on the liberal experience of media freedom or media freedom in the liberal experience, as one of the most famous experiences of freedom in protecting the trinity of freedom of opinion, expression and thought through the density of legislation guaranteeing these rights and the strongest presence in international media and the most noisy in global academic studies, so that its soft power is later manifested in humanitarian, academic, media, commercial and international political outputs, to later become clear that it is merely a “ model of soft hegemony”. Its role is radically different from the campaigns to preach the “sacred medea freedom” of a selfish liberal system, harsh and unfair in many uses and in successive times and geographies, which we will present in the future of this “ scientific article”.