spiegel

The Spiegel Affair started with the Spiegel offices being raided and several Spiegel journalists being arrested.

Nowadays they work closer together but Spiegel Online quality in reporting is much worse than the print articles (which are mostly also put on Spiegel Online).

During the Spiegel affair in 1962 the sum total of arrest days for journalists was about 190.

The sexism of the VC bros and the Spiegel types they fund is analogous.

It's hyperbolic to say that the business case for fact checking is dying, as that suggests that the writing is on the wall and Der Spiegel & friends will soon be moving to a clickbait model.

It is (so far) nothing like the Spiegel Affair.

> Inside the World’s Largest Fact Checking Operation Spiegel has 1M prints / week, which is not so high number.

So far I know NPR and Spiegel (german tabloid).

While Der Spiegel and Le Monde have both broken many major stories (I believe the participated in the Snowden publishing along with the Guardian and the NYT), Does the Economist do any investigative journalism?

From a Der Spiegel article, five years ago: His staff have become very creative when it comes to tracking down tax offenders: They use police helicopters to fly over Athens' affluent suburbs and make films of homes owned by doctors, lawyers and businesspeople.

I wonder if any of them are working for their online publication "Spiegel Online"[1] as well.

In case anybody wonders: "Die Zeit" is Germany's tabloid version of a politics paper (similar in lack of quality to "Der Spiegel").

Roughly eighty full-time people work in fact checking and the research/library at Der Spiegel.

Also, barely anyone in Germany knows netzpolitik; nearly everyone knew the Spiegel.

However, the rest of the world has significantly better news and papers- Spiegel, Le Monde, FT, Economist, Haaretz.