How Germans Get Their News | Easy German 405

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Learn German with our street interviews: In this episode Manuel asks people in the streets of Berlin about their news consumption. How often do you read or watch the news? Which newspapers, tv shows or websites do you get your news from? We also learn a little about the "Öffentlich Rechtlicher Rundfunk" (public broadcasting), a special system that was set up after WWII to produce media independent from state and economic interest, as a public service.
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Host of this episode: Manuel Salmann
Camera & Edit: Chris Thornberry
Translation: Ben Eve