Journalist Javan: Radio and TV should be the voice of different spectrums.
In an interview with "Insaf News", Muhammad Jawad Akhwan, the CEO of the Jawan newspaper, emphasized the need to increase the authority of the national media and said: in order to attract more audiences, Sedavasima must expand the variety of interviews on television, provide the possibility for conflicting opinions of a different intellectual spectrum, and in addition to producing great cultural works of the government, there must be financial support from the government and the parliament.
About the steps that can lead to the advancement of radio and television's position, the director of Javan newspaper said: This media has an important role in informing the people and in confronting the enemy's cognitive war, and it must perform its duties in this field effectively.
In a statement that Sadabasima should be more active in clarifying the reality of the international political scene, the behavior of the enemy and the rumors of the foreign media, he said: This media should provide appropriate content packages according to the diverse tastes of the Iranian audience in order to reduce the audience of Persian-language media abroad and increase Sadabasima's authority among the local audience.
The brothers proposed two main areas for increasing the radio and television audience and said: in the field of intellectual and political affairs, expanding the television conversations with different people, holding different round tables and allowing for interaction and conflict of opinions can help increase the audience. In the field of films and series, it is necessary to produce great works that both highlight the identity and civilizational characteristics of Iran and Islamic Iran and also match the audience's taste.
The editor-in-chief of Javan newspaper continued to emphasize the necessity of government and parliament support in broadcasting and said: changing the structure and making the organization agile is another matter, but the reality is that it is impossible to do great things in broadcasting without strong support from the government, especially in the area of the budget. Even if a talented manager is placed at the head of this organization, without proper financial support, he cannot produce great products.
In response to criticism of the way the television budget was spent, he said: Most of the government's budget is spent on the salaries of employees and pensioners as well as on subsidies. In such a situation, the content production budget should not be judged without considering the existing financial limitations.