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Daniel Schatz wrote that the culture sections of several of Sweden's largest newspapers, according to him, had abandoned their mission to review literature, art, and social phenomena from multiple perspectives. He claimed that they instead often functioned as ideological campaign platforms with a leftist bias, where the same political reflexes recurred regardless of the subject. According to Schatz, cultural journalism that turned into leftist activism risked damaging the newspapers' credibility. #kulturjournalistik #mediekritik #yttrandefrihet (translated)

Christian Peterson wrote that ETC, with the support of the law firm DLA Piper, had tried to delay the release of its share register. He stated that left-wing activists had invested 5,590,000 kronor in the group and that among the owners was Skiftet, which he described as a social democratic troll factory. According to Peterson, a prominent social democrat had personally invested 510,000 kronor. Peterson claimed that the business's profit margin was based on state media support and that the group had received more than 405 million kronor since 2005. He also recounted social democrat Jan Emanuel's comment that the stock was something one could brag about at an expensive lobster dinner in Söder. https://t.co/7EsDPgjlr9 #politik #mediestöd #vänsteraktivism (translated)