Springer makes "Media Archive68" freely accessible
On Sunday, the archive with all the articles from the Springer newspapers on the student protests of the 1968 era goes online. Around 5,900 articles from the years '66 to '68 show how Axel Springer's editorial offices reported on the '68 movement.
The articles will be available from Sunday at Axelspringer.de/mediaarchive68 available. For the "Media Archive68", all relevant articles on the student movement were collected from the following media offerings of the company at the time: Berliner Morgenpost, Bild, B.Z., Die Welt, Hamburger Abendblatt, Welt am Sonntag, Bild am Sonntag. In addition, the reporting of these newspapers can be compared with that of rival newspapers such as Tagesspiegel and Telegraf, as reported by the industry service Meedia.
Back in 2009, Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner had invited people to the "Springer Tribunal 2009". The aim of the event was to discuss and analyze the role played by the publisher's newspapers, but also by other publications and those involved in the student movement in 1968.
Back in 2009, Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner had invited people to the "Springer Tribunal 2009". The aim of the event was to discuss and analyze the role played by the publisher's newspapers, but also by other publications and those involved in the student movement in 1968.
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