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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Protesting Pink: Barbie Dreamhouse Gets Fiery Welcome in Berlin
For some, it's a dream in pink. For others, it's a monument to misogyny. The Barbie Dreamhouse opened its doors in Berlin on Thursday, and demonstrators and journalists were ...via Der Spiegel -
Traffic Stopper: Mini Hot Rod Hits German Roads
The mini hot rod looks like an outsize toy, and its Hamburg-basedvia Der Spiegel -
Design Crimes: Exhibit Celebrates Bad Taste Through the Years
Proving that bad taste never goes out of fashion, an exhibition opened in Hamburg this week that romps through decades of aesthetic atrocities, showcasing hideous design from ...via Der Spiegel -
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Insufficient Efforts: Report Faults Cyprus on Money Laundering
A recent inquiry suggests that Cyprus isn't doing enough to combat money laundering, a precondition for obtaining a bailout package. The banks know little about their ...via Der Spiegel -
Coveted Coves: Emir's Greek Isle Purchase Inspires Hope
After the Trojan War, Odysseus' journey ended on the island of Ithaca, which later became part of the Byzantine Empire. Located in the middle of the Ionian Sea, it is covered ...via Der Spiegel -
Living by the Numbers: Big Data Knows What Your Future Holds
On balmy spring evenings, Hamburg's Köhlbrand Bridge offers an idyllic postcard view of the city's harbor. The Elbe River shimmers in the reddish glow of sunset, forklifts, ...via Der Spiegel -
Beaten, Bullied, Badgered: EU Study Finds Widespread Homophobia in Europe
In Europe, the acceptance of homosexuals, bisexuals and the transgendered is far from a foregone conclusion. Many still face discrimination, social isolation or outright ...via Der Spiegel -
Crisis of Friendship: Split Persists Between Berlin and Paris
It's no secret that major differences are stewing between Berlin and Paris over the best recipes for combating the debt crisis. Despite efforts by French President François ...via Der Spiegel -
Beuys Biography: Book Accuses Artist of Close Ties to Nazis
Joseph Beuys spent his entire life dying, his widow once said. In January 1986, his heart did in fact stop beating. Urns with his ashes were committed to the depths of the ...via Der Spiegel
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