Last but not least: Be a grease monkey yourself!

 Who wouldn't want to make the headlines? And not in the sense or in the place of Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Thomas Borer or some violent criminal. No, we're talking about the place where headlines are really made. From the control desk of power, the director's chair of the sixth-largest daily newspaper in the world. The most important desk in the German media scene. - This refers to the workplace of Kai Diekman, the editor-in-chief of the Bild newspaper in the high-rise building of the Axel Springer publishing house in Berlin. Ever since Günter Wallraff enlightened us more than twenty years ago with the reports summarized in his book "Der Aufmacher - Der Mann, der bei Bild Hans Esser war" (The lead story - The man who was Hans Esser at Bild) about how freely and completely unencumbered by any facts one can live out one's literary life there, we have all secretly dreamed of this post. The Springer publishing house has now finally realized this and is giving us - at least on the board - the opportunity to take Diekmann's place. And who knows, if we prove ourselves in "Bild - das Quiz" with clever answers to questions such as "How did Franjo Pooth, husband of Verona Pooth, née Feldbusch, make the headlines at the beginning of 2008?", we might get the chance to jump up the internal ladder of success from intern to editor-in-chief, just like in the game. Then we could shake shocking headlines like "Son (18) found three baby corpses while looking for pizza" out of our shirtsleeves during our lunch break at the posh Italian restaurant. Cool - "Bild - The Quiz" is now available in stores for just under 20 euros.