Editing: Andreas Grieß, Peter Turi and Björn Czieslik.
“Manager Magazin”: Twitter is “the most influential medium in the world” – and has to reinvent itself.
Twitter saga: In its April issue, “Manager Magazin” sings a surprising song of praise on Twitter for six pages, “the most influential medium in the world”, which, according to the headline, is “flying high”. author Philipp Alvares de Souza Soares Twitter dedicates anthemic attributions such as “one of the most elite stages in the world” and “essential infrastructure of the mighty”. In Germany, too, Twitter is “rapidly gaining importance”. Alvares sees the start of the Volkswagen boss on Twitter as evidence Herbert Diess in January. The first tweet from Elon Musk fan Diess had 1,145 retweets and over 200,000 interactions. Diess communicator Michael Manske therefore sees the “altitude” of Twitter as unrivaled. However, Alvares also names the problems on Twitter: The “shy CEO”, who is often inaccessible for his employees. Jack Dorseywho “watched largely idly as his platform was flooded with all sorts of toxic dung. Influencing the election, threatening rape and spreading conspiracy theories are the rule, not the exception, on Twitter ”.
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German media see the Olympic decision as a compromise – and expect further measures.
Not being there is not everything: Japan decides not to admit spectators from abroad to the Olympic Games in Tokyo – commentators in German media see the decision as just a preliminary step to further measures or even a cancellation. ARD Olympic program director Carsten wing says in the “Tagesschau”The exclusion of foreign fans is not a preliminary decision as to whether the games will take place at all. Thomas Hahn commented in the “Süddeutsche Zeitung”that the games are already “mutilated beyond recognition” and are becoming “a sterile theater”. Anne Armbrecht writes on spiegel.dethat the IOC now urgently needs to make further improvements to the concept.
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Number of the day: A total of 227 Top politicians from the Union, SPD, FDP, Left and Greens explain on request from Watson.de, They would get the AstraZeneca vaccine – as soon as it was their turn. Among the respondents are prime ministers, parliamentary group leaders and party leaders.
watson.de
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Club Breakfast # 6: Let’s Talk About Communication!
Do the social networks manipulate our brain? And how do we stay safe and sound in the media fire of the pandemic?
We are discussing this TODAY from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the turi2 club room with Tess Kadiri, brain researcher Henning Beck and Vodafone spokesman Alexander Leinhos.
joinclubhouse.com (Directly to the event)
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Crown-Protests: A demonstration against the Corona policy broke out in Kassel. According to the police, up to 20,000 people gathered for an unauthorized protest march and disregarded the instructions of the authorities. Police officers and journalists were attacked and verbally abused several times. The police used batons and pepper spray.
tagesschau.de
Bad vaccination image: The “Bild am Sonntag” provides figures on the image damage caused by the vaccine AstraZeneca suffered from the vaccination stop in the meantime. According to a survey commissioned by “BamS” only 47% of respondents in Germany trust the vaccine. 41% have no trust.
bild.de
Twitter asks its users how the service should respond to tweets from political officials that violate the terms of use. The survey runs until April 12th and presents different scenarios, e.g. that a president spreads false information about Corona.
mashable.com, twitterfeedback.com (Survey)
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The momentous error of the “Handelsblatt” in the mega fraud case Wirecard
How an alleged scoop of the “Handelsblatt” hindered the final exposure for months. Also: Jörg, let’s be honest. The most open interview with Deutsche Bank spokesman Jörg Eigendorf about his zeal and why he still hasn’t had enough. In the new “Business Journalist”.
Order online here!
Most clicked link on Saturday was the home screen of Tina Schäfer, CEO of the marketing agency Vogel Corporate Solutions.
turi2.de
“As a freelancer, I’ve always worked a lot in my kitchen, mostly in my dressing gown.”
Philosopher Richard David Precht feels very comfortable with his day-to-day work in the pandemic, he says in “Spiegel”. The reason: He hardly has to sleep in hotels anymore. Only the train ride is missing from time to time.
“Spiegel” 12/2021, S. 134
“All over Europe, governments prohibit travel. And then we travel across Europe – you have to be a little careful. “
National coach Joachim Löw says in an interview with Bayerischer Rundfunk that he currently considers a European football championship in twelve different countries to be “not easy to imagine”.
br.de (13-Min-Audio)
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Viral advertising: German advertisers placed around 31,000 advertisements with the keyword Corona on Facebook in the past twelve months, reports “Welt am Sonntag”. Many of the ads with the highest reach come from federal and state governments. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the federal government alone has spent almost 1.4 million euros on Corona ads in social networks.
edition.welt.de (Paid)
WDR theme evening on racism leaves Samira El Ouassil “A little perplexed back”. In over-media she writes: “Neither the optimist nor the pessimist in me could really criticize or celebrate.” The program did not succeed in making structural racism “tangible and palpable for a person who is not affected by it”.
uebermedien.de
Israel: The investigative journalist Raviv Drucker will be from premier Benjamin Netanyahu hated but highly regarded by the public, writes Peter Münch. Drucker has been investigative in all directions for years, and before his term in office, Netanyahu was still a big fan of the reporter.
sueddeutsche.de
Listening tip: There are now around 3,000 satellites in use in space, compared to 2,000 two years ago, reports Karl Urban. Due to the multitude of radio signals and the bright reflections, astronomers have increasing difficulties at work.
deutschlandfunk.de (29-Min Audio with Transcript)
Welcome to the club of the turi2.de/koepfe: Alexandra Würzbach directs Germany’s thickest boulevard ship as “Bild am Sonntag” editor-in-chief and temporary Reichelt representative. Würzbach is new to the turi2 club of the most important opinion leaders in Germany. Florian Hager, Ralf Dümmel and Eva Schulz have been in the head index for a long time.
turi2.de/koepfe (Profile Würzbach)
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DVD tip: Director Armando Iannucci (“Veep”, “The Death of Stalin”) filmed the semi-biographical novel by “Oliver Twist” author Charles Dickens with “David Copperfield – Once Wealth and Back”. Why is it worth buying the film on DVD? read here.
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Who says Ä … Saxony-Anhalt’s Prime Minister Pure Haseloff unintentionally tweets with his ear an “Ä”because he opened the app while on the phone. The tweet gets around 15,000 likes, significantly more than his other tweets. Hopefully this will not inspire his party for its election manifesto.
spiegel.de
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