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 German News / Nachrichten aus den deutschsprachigen Ländern

News briefs and summaries (English and German)
For German news in English, read The Week in Germany at the website of  the German Embassy and the German Information Center.For news summaries in German, see Deutschland Nachrichten at the Embassy and Information Center. Daily news briefs in German and English can be found at this website in Ulm.

German newspapers online.
At this website, you can read a large number of German newspapers online. For Austrian news, see the Viennese newspaper, Die Presse, online.

German magazines online.
The major German newsmagazines have online editions. Der Spiegel  is also available in the Robeson Library in print. It is the news magazine that German students are most likely to hear about, but it targets a well-educated, somewhat elitist audience and uses a distinctive style, with complex sentences and a vocabulary that uses the whole unabridged German dictionary. Der Spiegel thus can be rather difficult for students to read. Focus is a more American-style newsweekly, with shorter articles and an easier style. Stern is a more populist, people and picture-oriented weekly. It covers the major news stories, but it has more of an interest in celebrities and entertainment than Der Spiegel. Bunte is sort of Germany's "People"
magazine. Try it if you want to read about celebrities and entertainment in German. You can see which US stars are big in Germany, and learn about some of the German stars and celebrities that we never hear about in the American media. Who is Udo Jürgens?

German television and radio online?
Yes, with the proper computer and software, you can get the news, as well as music and some other entertainment programming from German radio and television stations. Try the Bayrischer Rundfunk Web-Seite mit on-line Audio und Video. 
 


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