It doesn't seem to be the same then as in Germany. German public broadcast is arguably fine, when compared to private TV and radio broadcasters, many private newspapers and probably all social media platforms.

I don't know how bad it is in Denmark, but keep in mind that journalism that is not subject to profit seeking and independent on whatever billionaire owns the outlet, is not only valuable because you personally consume it, but also because it shapes the public discourse and thus indirectly may have influence on political decisions.

One day I was in Germany I accidentally turned on a news channel and they were talking about how Berlin has been overrun by antisemitic Jew haters who are calling for a second Holocaust. And by that they meant that a (police-controlled) protest for Palestine was happening. I don't see how it's anything but propaganda.