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Berlin, Germany · Berlin

"Copaganda: How the "Zeit-Magazin" of the Berlin Police Helps in the Rescue of Honors

The "Zeit Magazin" exclusively accompanies a special Berlin troupe in its title story – and takes over its view to a large extent. The officials are portrayed as heroes, criticism of their dealings with demonstrators in pro-Palestinian protests almost exclusively evaluates them themselves.Read Article

Germany · Germany

Article on "Judy s." False Claims: "Tagesspiegel" Is Subject to Court Proceedings Against "Bild" Editor.

Suspicion case: The "Tagesspiegel" has deleted passages from his article about the case "Judy S." without transparency instructions, writes "Übermedien" co-founder Boris Rosenkranz. The Hanseatic Supreme Court had previously banned relevant sentences in a not yet final judgment and classified the article as a suspicious report – the author had complained. The "Tagesspiegel" has now filed an appeal against the decision. The "Tagesspiegel" text ha…See the Story

Germany · Germany

"Mad Men and Co.: Why the Subtitles in Arte-Mediathek Are so Confusing

In the arte-Mediathek many series run in the English original – often only with French subtitles. For polyglot language talents no problem, for all others: quite confusing.Read Article

After Dahlmeier-Drama: How Climate Change Changes Mountaineering

The global warming solves the icy kitt in the high mountains. The death of biathlete Laura Dahlmeier shows the danger drastically.Germany · Germany See the Story

"Reading the Readers in the Dark": Gallée Research of the "Star" Raises Questions

A report by the "Star" leads to the resignation of Green MEP Malte Gallée. However, the research raises the question: How transparent must MeToo reporting be despite the need for source protection?Germany · Germany Read Article

"The Greatest of the World?": the Strange "Time Magazine" Interview with Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama.

The "Zeit Magazin" interviewes Albanian head of government Edi Rama. The reporters are so interested in banalities like Rama's height that there is hardly any room for critical questions about his controversial policy on ten pages.Germany · Germany Read Article

Israel Is Turning Gaza Famine Into a Hasbara War. It Won't Make It Less Real

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As Gazans starve, Israeli leaders and influencers are obsessing about a photo of a malnourished Palestinian child with an insufficient caption - desperately trying to explain away problems, but the world isn't listening. Their reaction to a long-awaited UN summit on the two-state solution was no betterInfluencers · Gaza See the Story

"Transparency Warning Would Be Appropriate": What Was Missing in Br's Blood Glucose Research

Glucose tracking is the new trend among lifestyle coaches. Bayerische Rundfunk examines the method in a cleanly researched article – but forgets to mention a crucial information about a protagonist.Germany · Germany Read Article

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