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The Uncompromising Judge compared Europe to North Korea, arguing that the news was not present on websites or television channels. He accused the "Mitsotakis regime" of controlling every news item published and added that anyone speaking about impending fraud was labeled an enemy of Democracy. https://t.co/u1Ed0S4zft #Ελλάδα #Δημοκρατία #Ειδήσεις (translated)

The quantum criticized a commentator on a rival television channel, whom he described as biased and said he hadn't heard from in a while. He mentioned that the commentator claimed on Mega Live News that Mazo had used cocaine on the same day, while presenting prescriptions from Dromokaition and stating how many had been executed. The quantum added that what he heard made him feel nauseous. #MegaLiveNews #MegaLiveNews #Ειδήσεις #ΑυστηρήΚριτική (translated)

Tasos7 wrote that they went to Liosia every week and that last year they had come four times to Kamatero for handball matches. He mentioned that even on the night of the Conference they were closing the shutters in Philadelphia and accused some of trying to take on walls and glass fronts in Marseille to show how much of a hooligan they were. #Λιόσια #κανάλι #χάντμπολ (translated)

P.G. Papanikolaou wrote that the previous day there had been, as he described it, a serious, specific, well-documented, and public complaint made on a nationwide television channel. He accused Sofia Zacharaki of not responding and of hiding out of fear. He also criticized those he connected with Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Alexis Tsipras, and Nikos Filis, saying that since 2015 they had been signing transfers for her to offices of the ministry, in order to distance her from her educational duties at the school. #Καταγγελία #Εκπαίδευση #Πολιτική (translated)

Babis Georges Petrakis cited a publication from Le Figaro, dated 13/10/26, which, as he wrote, presented the 22-year-old Louise Montangon as a new star of the French public debate and as an opponent of the Islamo-left in television panels and social networks. According to the description of the publication he posted, Montangon was a graduate student of philosophy at Bordeaux-Montaigne University and became known through interventions for the student movement. The article stated that she calmly confronted students and educators who supported occupations, as well as a former Minister of Education, asserting that she reminded them that students were not entitled to disrupt classes, educators should not encourage illegal occupations, and minorities could not impose their will. Petrakis noted that the publication presented her as a representative of young people who wanted to work. #LouiseMontangon #ΝέαΓενιά #Εκπαίδευση (translated)

FLORENTIA argued that archaeological findings indicated the movement of Minoans beyond the Aegean, to the highlands of Anatolia. She compared Minoan Civilization with the Kingdom of Urartu, which she placed in the 9th to 7th century BC, and mentioned similarities in economy, technology, and worship. Referring to excavations, among others at Garibin Tepe, she said that Urartian ritual vessels, containers, and rhyta exhibited similarities with the Minoan ones. She added that the bull had a central symbolic role in both cultures and associated Minoan worship with the worship of the Urartian god Haldi. FLORENTIA also mentioned that both societies possessed palatial or fortified structures under the control of a priestly or royal elite, while public rituals were part of daily life. She also presented as common elements the central control of goods such as wheat, wine, and oil, as well as the use of clay seals. In the management of water, she compared the Minoan networks with the Menawa Canal, which she stated was 30 miles long, and with the rock-cut reservoirs of Urartu. Finally, she compared the collapse of Minoan centers and the disappearance of Linear A with the burning of Urartian fortifications and the loss of cuneiform writing. She suggested the possibility that the Urartians maintained elements of an older Aegean tradition of mysteries and techniques, rather than being influenced solely by the Assyrians, and announced that she would return with more details. #Αρχαιολογία #ΜινωικόςΠολιτισμός #ΟυραρτικόςΠολιτισμός (translated)

Nora wrote that the parents of the children who lost their lives in Tempi were giving shocking testimonies at the trial in Larissa, but, as she mentioned, the television channels did not broadcast or show anything. She asked why the trial was not allowed to be broadcast and why there was no presence of an observatory. #Τέμπη #Δίκη #Μαρτυρίες #Ενημέρωση (translated)

Monica wrote that the television channels were operating in favor of Zikos and had decided to remove Zacharos because, as she claimed, he was disrupting their plans. She added that journalists Charitatos, Anastasopoulou, and Yamalī remained, whom she belittled as inadequate, while she claimed that the state channel was only inviting communist specialists. #δημοσιογραφία #ΜΜΕ #ελευθερίατηςέκφρασης (translated)

Dvs Dvs posted a text attributed to Kostas Kapo, who wrote that he met Stamatis a year and a half ago when he invited him to his show to discuss the woodcutters of Tempi. He mentioned that he appreciated the straightforwardness of the questions and his ability to guide the discussion, characterizing this type of journalism as preferable to interviews with pre-agreed questions. Kapo noted that Stamatis had other business activities and that journalism was a personal passion for him. He added that, in a conversation with Theodoros Panagos in Patissia, he had asked him why he chose One instead of a larger nationwide channel. According to Kapo, Stamatis replied that at One, the ownership did not interfere in his work and that his show had greater viewership than similar programs from major channels that aired at the same time. Kapo expressed his belief that Stamatis would soon return to another channel, possibly with a different format for the show, and wished that Ion would also join his team. #δημοσιογραφία #συνεντεύξεις #ΜΜΕ (translated)

George Lee wrote that Zacharos had uncovered the opposition and that is why he was removed from the channel. He also mocked those who spoke about "Koulis' junta" and addressed the readers with an offensive remark. https://t.co/1xpltapclm #Αντιπολίτευση #Χούντα #Ελλάδα (translated)

Dimitra Zachou wrote that Silas Serafeim had commented on Lazopoulos' "amnesia" and his choice regarding the parents he referred to. She argued that Lazopoulos did not mention Stratou and Sakis Lyngeridis, while she accused the channel that paid him of concealing the murder of Lyngeridis because, according to her, it did not serve its narrative. https://t.co/yctnxNcZc8 #Λαζόπουλος #αμνησία #ΜΜΕ (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis stated that the first gathering was held at a home in anticipation of the 2027 elections. He thanked the host for the invitation and the attendees for their participation and discussion. He mentioned that he responded to queries and explained issues that, according to him, were not sufficiently covered on television channels, such as the functioning of the spending cap and the need for coordination with the European Commission for a possible unilateral reduction of fuel taxes. He urged anyone interested in organizing a similar gathering at their home to contact his office. #Εκλογές2027 #Πολιτική #Συγκέντρωση (translated)

From tomorrow, October 10, Cypriot television will switch to the new digital technology DVB-T2, requiring viewers to search for and retune their channels, while there are also concerns about potential problems that may arise, especially with older televisions that do not support this technology. (translated)

Aretí Athanasiou wrote that Lakis Lazopoulos commented on the announcement of Radio Arvyla that they would be discontinuing, after 30 years, their collaboration with ANT1. Lazopoulos estimated that the show would continue in some way and connected the matter with the difficulty of the upcoming electoral battle. He said that Radio Arvyla had invoked issues of principle and that a basic principle of satire was freedom of speech, while he argued that under Mitsotakis' government there was only one free channel left. At the same time, he called on Giorgos Liagas to take action and explain why Radio Arvyla would not be there, asking him to pose tough questions. He added that the others, in his opinion, would do nothing. #ΡάδιοΑρβύλα #Λιάγκας #Ελευθερίατουλόγου (translated)

Kostas Vaxevanis wrote that "Radio Arvyla" ended on ANT1 after 30 years. He argued that, as the elections approached, the channels were limiting the unpredictable factor, especially satire, and added that "we don't play with the government's bread." https://t.co/aFV9jgxbzS #ΡάδιοΑρβύλα #Σάτιρα #Εκλογές (translated)

The author mentioned that the most popular political channel in Greece had surpassed 170 thousand members and 3.5 million views in a short period of time. He claimed that a movement of national self-awareness was growing online and in Greek society, despite the pressures from the "System," and provided a link to the channel. https://t.co/vLFTpHQDIH #Ελλάδα #πολιτική #κίνημα #GR (translated)

Olga wrote that there were intense scenarios and contacts regarding the transfer of those involved to another television station. She added that ANT would be displeased and mentioned that there was a rumor circulating that someone had succumbed to Mitsotakis's pressures ahead of the election period. She also said that they would be waiting for a brave channel to take them on. https://t.co/3Go0X55rbz #Τηλεόραση #ΜΜΕ #Πολιτική (translated)