"Journalists do not want to reveal the truth, but they bend and deform it until it breaks and has taken its place." Sigmund Gottlieb, long-time editor-in-chief of the Bayerischer Rundfunk, criticizes in his book "Cooles Land – despite everything" a more aggressive hunt for quotas, clicks and attention. They are "false prophets in the media, who push the German into the mood". Unlike French, Spanish or Italians, the Germans would take "all the ne…
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"Journalists do not want to reveal the truth, but they bend and deform it until it breaks and has taken its place." Sigmund Gottlieb, long-time editor-in-chief of the Bayerischer Rundfunk, criticizes in his book "Cooles Land – despite everything" a more aggressive hunt for quotas, clicks and attention. They are "false prophets in the media, who push the German into the mood". Unlike French, Spanish or Italians, the Germans would take "all the ne…