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The X user wrote that FC Augsburg has triggered a furor over racism and has given him a sharp rejection instead of a response. He described the linked text as a contribution about a country that, according to him, prefers to be outraged rather than to inquire, as well as about a question that no editorial team wanted to ask. https://t.co/p92vW1XTwC #Rassismus #Fußball #Gesellschaft #DE (translated)

The editorial staff wrote that NIUS had indeed been on board the chancellor's plane. Since the Merz government's assumption of office, the Federal Press Office had rejected all 24 travel requests from the editorial staff on the grounds of lack of space. The NIUS lawyer Joachim responded with a series of inquiries and lawsuits. #Politik #Pressefreiheit #Kanzler #DE (translated)

Carsten Brennecke explained that his law firm generally identifies the private address of the opposing party in cases where they take action against statements - even if the opposing party is a journalist. A newspaper accused him of having a journalist's address investigated with the help of a detective. According to Brennecke, the editorial team relied on data from the hacker attack on the AfD. He justified the approach with deadlines in civil procedural law: An application for a temporary injunction must usually be made within about a month after becoming aware of the legal violation. After issuance, the prohibition must also be effectively served within a month. Therefore, the address is immediately requested from the registration office upon taking on the mandate, and if a request for information is expected to be blocked, a detective is additionally commissioned. In the case of journalists, such a blockage is typically the norm, Brennecke wrote. In the specific case, no prohibition procedure has taken place. According to Brennecke, this does not change the fact that the address is needed from the outset to keep the possibility of an emergency application open. He argued that a court prohibition must be able to be effectively served, and journalists do not have a right to special treatment in this regard. #Rechtsschutz #Pressefreiheit #Zivilprozessrecht (translated)

Wuppi wrote that it would be amusing if it turned out that a loose right-wing computer group had faked data, mixed in some real, inconsequential emails, and registered a website to get leftist users to download the data and then confront them with ads and legal warnings. He spoke disparagingly about the users and ironically stated that such an idea would require a "Böhmermann-like genius." He added the hashtag #RedaktionsnetzwerkRechts. #RedaktionsnetzwerkRechts #Datenfälschung #InternetHumor #Politik (translated)

Christiane Amanpour leaves CNN as other prominent journalists, including Kara Swisher, express their concern about the influence of the new owners and fear that the network could lose its editorial independence under Trump associate Ellison. #CNN #Journalismus #Medienpolitik (translated)

In an editorial, the Dagens Nyheter editorial board argues that Center leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist should hold an open conversation with the Left Party's Nooshi Dadgostar, despite the political complexity and boundaries present in the formation of the government. #politiken #regeringsbildning #Centerpartiet (translated)

Nils Ahrensmeier wrote that he has now evaluated several hundred documents. In response to claims that they are "AI fakes," he referred to a draft of a protocol from the AfD's federal board. He added that it would take weeks for major news organizations to analyze the data. https://t.co/iu2GQypEVi #AfD #Politik #Datenanalyse (translated)

Nina PB wrote that videos from demonstrations in Denmark, France, and Milan, along with coverage from foreign media, gave her a more comprehensive picture than Danish media. She said she respected editorial choices but believed there were significant gaps in Danish coverage. She criticized DR for having downplayed the concerns about students and people in yellow vests through a correspondent and referred to the possibility of eating a croissant. According to Nina PB, this occurred hours before stores were looted and fires were set in the streets, which others easily had foreseen. She wrote that she was not asking for a specific political angle but for access to factual knowledge. When she saw violent clips, she checked local news sites and YouTube and searched for information about the location and subject. She felt that the Danish narrative currently lacked information about, among other things, the extent of the violence, methods used, which stores were affected, and visible signs of political affiliation. She added that she had limited the possibility for responses in the thread to keep it free from bots and anonymous trolls. https://t.co/4i8nbWJGuy #journalistik #nyheder #verificering (translated)

The author wrote that the "Editing Network Right" has been active for a year and publishes data. In addition, a house search took place at the AfD-affiliated activist "Wuppi". At the beginning of November, he will be in court on charges of doxing. https://t.co/344K6DLYmD #AfD #Doxing #Rechtsnetzwerk #DE (translated)

Wallasch reported being on-site with exclusive images and wrote that the riots in Paris were escalating. His team was sending videos and photos to the editorial office by the minute. https://t.co/outNe2unvq https://t.co/mPbKDtkxLA #Paris #Ausschreitungen #Exklusivbilder #FR (translated)

Wallasch reported that the riots in Paris had escalated. The team on the ground had been sending the editorial team videos and photos in real-time. In a phone call, a team member said they were in the midst of the events and had to flee with others because of a fire. #Paris #Ausschreitungen #Exklusivbilder #FR (translated)

Ledarsidorna.se criticized Aftonbladet's editorial staff and Kalle Sundin, stating that Sundin's article did not understand the Center Party's and Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist's opposition to ministers Jonas Sjöstedt, Nooshi Dadgostar, and Ida Gabrielsson. Ledarsidorna.se claimed that antisemitism was widespread and structural within the Left Party, at a different level than within the Sweden Democrats, and that connections to terrorist organizations existed among local representatives and at all levels, including the parliamentary group. The writer also questioned the party's membership recruitment and referred to the Left Party in Borlänge and a comparison with Cassius Clay as an example of how easily the party could be infiltrated. Ledarsidorna.se wrote that the Left Party's promise to leave NATO came at the same time that Russia threatened to treat the Baltic neighboring countries like Ukraine. The writer described Sundin as a product of the Bommersvik Academy and the Bommersvik left and claimed that he had been schooled and recruited by Anders Lindberg. The writer stated that Sundin was either very ignorant or an accomplice to Kremlin and terrorism, and urged him to clarify which. https://t.co/KfZSFwhgu4 #politik #antisemitism #vänsterpartiet (translated)