Search

Govert wrote that he started Magnificent South Limburg exactly 11 years ago and that more than 100,000 people now follow his social media channels. He mentioned that he opens and closes the office and workshop, and besides that, he photographs, writes, and makes coffee. According to him, the participants in the editorial meeting often agreed with each other. He thanked his audience for watching, reading along, and enjoying. #ZuidLimburg #Fotografie #SocialMedia (translated)

Nae Moromete published Kristela Georgescu's explanations after he described the situation at Gândul as a scandal, where, according to him, the interview had been censored and could only be accessed for a fee. Georgescu stated that she had accepted the invitation to "Marius Tucă Show" in good faith and that she had not been informed about any financial or audience-related conditions. She specified that no financial agreement had been made for her participation, and that the team that invited her had not communicated to her, before, during, or after the show, any financial conditions regarding the broadcast of the dialogue. She claimed that she learned about the suspension of broadcasting and the limitation of access to subscribers only when she was leaving the editorial office, from the team accompanying her. Georgescu also mentioned that the difficult situation her family was going through should not be exploited for gaining benefits. In a message dated October 20, 2026, she thanked her supporters for the trust and affection shown over the last two years and urged them to be good, dignified, decent, and faithful. She added that she did not know where history was heading, but believed that people who remained united with each other and with God would be on her good side. #libertateapresei #transparență #scandal (translated)

Martin Bosma wrote that according to him the NOS downplayed the riots in France and Italy as much as possible because they would present a negative image of diversity. He also stated that the editorial team was fighting for the Diversity Award. https://t.co/xWzakLyMhy #diversiteit #media #nieuws (translated)

Tadek Solarz wrote that the Volkskrant had reported the day before that Greta Thunberg had joined the French student protests and that the NOS had emphasized that the majority of the protests were peaceful. On X, he had seen footage of a woman trying to defend her store against looters and of a shopkeeper who was assaulted and kicked in the back. According to Solarz, those images could symbolize a distressed France and broader unrest. He stated that the tone and image choices of the Volkskrant and the NOS gave violence a different place in the story than the images he saw on X, which focused on victims. The criticism that X algorithms amplify certain messages and thus distort the perception of reality, he believed, also applied to the selection made by newsrooms. Solarz wrote that the woman and her looted store could have been front-page news and that her fear could have become the face of the protests. #journalistiek #mediatheorie #protesten (translated)

Stéphane Rosenblatt has officially been appointed as the agent responsible for overseeing the merger between IPM and Rossel, where he monitors compliance with editorial deliveries as approved by the Belgian Competition Authority. #FusionMédia #EngagementsRédactionnels #ContrôleJournalistique (translated)

Arthur van Amerongen wrote that Anneke and Geesje from Zoetermeer had taken in an asylum seeker at the request of the government and NU.nl. He quoted the remark that this would save them a round trip to Gambia and an expensive drum course. He also shared a call from NU.nl to people who temporarily hosted an asylum seeker to share their story with the editorial team. #asielzoeker #Zoetermeer #vluchtelingenopvang (translated)

Xander van der Wulp, editor-in-chief of NOS Sport, announces a new direction for the editorial team, admitting that in the past, NOS acted too much like a commercial entity and now wants to collaborate with commercial broadcasters to ensure quality sports broadcasts. #NOSSport #Eredivisie #Sportjournalistiek (translated)

Victor Vlam found it strange that André van Duin was seated in the second row during the Pauw and De Wit show until his topic came up. He also wrote that Joop van den Ende was sitting with his back to Van Duin while he explained what he believed to be Van Duin's secret at the beginning. Vlam called the treatment by the editorial team disrespectful. #AndrévanDuin #pauwendewit #televisie (translated)

Dr. Sc. Ferdinand Meeus wondered why the same messages appeared at the same time with the same one-sided story. He stated that most media in the Netherlands and Belgium are controlled by one Belgian family, Van Thillo, which he claimed had received loans of 220 million euros from the European Bank to support EU objectives. Meeus sarcastically remarked that this, of course, had no influence on the editorial offices. #media #journalistiek #NLBe (translated)

Jacques Monasch suggested inviting the woman to Jinek for a one-on-one interview with Eva Jinek. He wrote that the conversation deserved a Sonja Barend Award in advance, but suspected that Jinek and the editorial team would not dare to conduct such an interview. #JinekLive #interview #media (translated)

Dr. Sc. Ferdinand Meeus wrote that the climate editorial team of De Morgen had not understood the issue. He stated that during an ideal pre-industrial climate period, with zero CO₂ emissions, there was no ice on most glaciers. As evidence, he mentioned a spear point that was 6,000 years old, which scientists had found beneath a retreating glacier; according to Meeus, this discovery proved that there was no glacial ice there in the past. #klimaat #wetenschap #gletsjers (translated)