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==Channels==
 
==Channels==
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'''Deutsche Welle''' or DW ("German Wave" in German), is a German public state-owned international broadcaster funded by the German federal tax budget.
  
 
==Social milieu==
 
==Social milieu==

Revision as of 22:24, 5 January 2022

Group.png Germany/Public broadcasting  
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MottoMit ADF und ZRD sehen sie besser.
Member ofEuropean Broadcasting Union
Sponsored byGoogle News Initiative

Public broadcasting in Germany involves radio, television and websites whose primary mission is to provide information as a public service based on a fee.

Channels

A comment by Off Guardian from 2019 about the commercially-controlled media which gives the viewpoint expressed in the blog post a bit more perspective.
  • 3sat
  • ARD (main channel, national television)
  • ZDF (main channel, national television)
  • arte
  • WDR
  • SWR
  • rbb
  • NDR
  • MDR
  • hr
  • BR

Foreign audiences

Deutsche Welle or DW ("German Wave" in German), is a German public state-owned international broadcaster funded by the German federal tax budget.

Social milieu

A comment on the German language, political/financial forum: dasgelbeforum.net, about a certain city bound class in Germany, may well describe the social milieu from which the majority of employees in public broadcasting, in the present day, is recruited:[1]

The fat cats who float on top of the Federal Republic of Germany political soup ... count (themselves) among the class of the urban, established middle class. This also means that they live in a socio-cultural bubble in which one has to take a highly active interest in certain fashionable topics: "climate," recently "corona," "diversity" and other substitute religions. The peer group ensures that the system settles down to a stable minimum and that everyone pulls in the same direction. The fact that a deeper intellectual understanding of these (bogus) topics is not at all necessary for participation in this milieu is an invaluable advantage. This fully explains why they have the priorities they do, as evidenced by their political actions.


 

A Document by Germany/Public broadcasting

TitleDocument typePublication dateSubject(s)Description
File:Maidan snipers.pdfreport10 April 20142014 Ukraine coup/Maidan snipersA report about the Kiev Maidan sniper events of February 2014 by German TV investigative programme "Monitor" that first aired on 10 April 2014

 

Employees on Wikispooks

EmployeeJobAppointedEnd
Hubertus HoffmannEditor19881990
Souad MekhennetJournalistFebruary 2004July 2013
Rüdiger von WechmarEastern Europe correspondent19631968

 

EventDescription
Google News InitiativeGoogle and the deep state buying domination over corporate media and creating tools to censor independent voices.

 

A document sourced from Germany/Public broadcasting

TitleTypeSubject(s)Publication dateAuthor(s)Description
File:Maidan snipers.pdfreport2014 Ukraine coup/Maidan snipers10 April 2014Germany/Public broadcastingA report about the Kiev Maidan sniper events of February 2014 by German TV investigative programme "Monitor" that first aired on 10 April 2014
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