Der Spiegel
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Der Spiegel (German for "The Mirror") is Europe's biggest and Germany's most influential weekly magazine, published in Hamburg, with a circulation of around one million per week. Contents More » (Source: Wikipedia)
Overview
Media:
Magazine
Audience:
Very large audience (1M or more) (German)
Political Viewpoint:
Neutral viewpoint
Editorial
Edited By:
Jon Mitchell
Last Edit:
Oct 20, 2010 - 8:54 AM PDT
Story Stats
Top Topics:
World (101), U.S. (37), Politics (37), Business (32), Sci/Tech (22), Global Economy (17), Europe (16), European Union (15), Germany (14), Presidential Election 2008 (9), Middle East (9), Obama Administration (9), Environment (8), Living (8), War (8)...
Top Authors:
Gregor Peter Schmitz (9), Bernhard Zand (4), Ulrike Putz (3), Cordula Meyer (3), Yassin Musharbash (3), Gabor Steingart (3), Ralf Beste (3), David Crossland (2), Georg Mascolo (2), Christian Schwägerl (2), Holger Stark (2), Marcel Rosenbach (2), Susanne Koelbl (2), Gerhard Spörl (2), Gerald Traufetter (2)...
Top Formats:
News Report (37), Special Report (27), News Analysis (22), Opinion (13), Interview (10), News (9), Investigative Report (2), Breaking News (1)
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Dinosaur in the Drawer: New Species Found in Museum
In the old days, the biggest dinosaur discoveries were often found in clay or tar pits. These days, though, it seems paleontologists need go no further than the drawers of ...via Der Spiegel -
Bring on the Freaks: Goth Festival Draws Thousands to Leipzig
From cybergoths and steampunks to deathrockers, rivetheads and leather fetishists, some 21,000 people attended this year's Wave Gothic Festival (known here as the ...via Der Spiegel -
Commission Reduction: EU Leaders to Sidestep Lisbon Treaty Provision
From the outside, it looks as though the European Union is hopelessly divided. Northern member states demand budgetary discipline while those in the south bemoan drastic ...via Der Spiegel -
Champions League Final: London Pubs Brace for the German Invasion
Forget trying to reserve a table in a London pub to watch Saturday's Champions League final in Wembley between Germany's top two teams, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. In ...via Der Spiegel -
Urban Class Warfare: Are Cities Built for the Rich?
SPIEGEL ONLINE: Why should a Marxist be concerned about major cities instead of the working class these days? Harvey : Traditional Marxists admittedly see the avant-garde of ...via Der Spiegel -
Bison Baby: First Wisent Born in German Wild
For the first time in centuries, a European bison, or wisent, has been born in the wild in Germany, conservationists announced on Tuesday. The calf, which arrived early this ...via Der Spiegel -
Miracle in the Sahara: Oasis Sediments Archive Dramatic History
"Water," says Stefan Kröpelin, "water as far as the eye can see." He is pointing to the south, where there is only one thing stretching to the horizon: sand, sand and more ...via Der Spiegel -
Picture This: Ascent of the Garden Gnome
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'Death By a Thousand Cuts': Coal Boom Could Spell Death for Great Barrier Reef
The man who's job it should be to protect the Great Barrier Reef is actually afraid of water. The vast ocean, with all the creatures it contains, makes him uneasy. Only once ...via Der Spiegel -
Corporate Tricks: EU Faces Tough Battle to Close Tax Loopholes
BASF, the world's largest chemical group, is primarily known for its paints, state-of-the-art plastics and perhaps its natural gas dealings with Russia. The down-to-earth ...via Der Spiegel
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