US EditionPodcast: Does Sports Journalism Look Away at Doping?
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In the media, successes of athletes are often celebrated. But when it comes to doping violations, it often becomes silent about them. Why? What part do media and journalists have in it themselves? And what has improved? Holger Klein asked the investigative journalist Hajo Seppelt.
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