Australian Media Law: Facebook Takes Line and Locks News Out
media Australian Media Act Facebook drives the battle line and blocks messages Status: 8:34 a.m.| Reading time: 4 minutes Source: AP / Richard Drew Showdown … Read more
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Michael Krüger: Memories of my time as a bookseller at Harrods
AWhen I went to London in the early 1960s to work as a bookseller in the International Book Department of Harrods Department Store in Knightsbridge, … Read more
Dictionary under review: How the Duden is secretly gendered
LAccording to Duden-Online, a tenant is no longer “someone who has rented something”, but a “male person who has rented something”. All 12,000 personal and … Read more
Google: The world’s greatest patron of journalism
Dhe search engine company Google has become the most important sponsor of media companies worldwide over the past five years. Every time Google announces a … Read more
Monika Maron: “That is obviously enough to be considered new law or even racist”
WORLD: Do you know why the publisher turned away after so many years? Maron: I can only guess. Of course I know that not all … Read more
Petra Hardt on German poets and thinkers on the world market
Mith the Frankfurt Book Fair, the physical marketplace for worldwide author rights will also be canceled this year. Petra Hardt, born in 1954, knows what … Read more
75 years of Aufbau-Verlag: “We can’t expect our people to do that yet”
IIsn’t it strange that none of the GDR publishers, who were able to travel and had foreign exchange, ever stayed in the West? Was the … Read more
Catapult magazine unpacks the virtual slingshot (neues-deutschland.de)
Almost a beltracchi: the Zeit authors did not take great pains to hide the similarity to the book of the catapult magazine. Photo: Catapult Shop … Read more
Legendary style critic: Suzy Menkes leaves Vogue
NSuzy Menkes will only be working for “Vogue” until October 2020 – the industry magazine “Business of Fashion” reported. The publisher’s annual luxury conference, which … Read more
Suhrkamp turns 70: When Siegfried Unseld was ashamed of Peter Handke
IIn Paris he met Samuel Beckett, the “only Nobel Prize for Literature who used the metro as a means of transport” – and this meeting … Read more