| Investigativ-Geschichte zu Bild/Reichelt |  |
...wurde heute nicht in den Zeitungen von Dirk Ippen publiziert (Münchner Merkur, Frankfurter Rundschau), was das Investigativ-Team empörte, wie in einem offenen Brief ([https://twitter.com/janboehm/status/1449986213289635840/photo/1]) zu lesen ist. Dafür hat sich die NY Times des Themas angenommen:
[https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/17/business/media/axel-springer-bild-julian-reichelt.html?referringSource=articleShare]
Auszüge:
The documents I saw paint a picture of a workplace culture that mixed sex, journalism and company cash. The trainee who gave testimony in the law firm’s inquiry said that when she was moved around the newsroom, another Bild editor told her he was tired of having to take on women with whom Mr. Reichelt had had relationships.
Mr. Döpfner wrote that “we have to be especially careful” in the investigation, because Mr. Reichelt “is really the last and only journalist in Germany who is still courageously rebelling against the new GDR authoritarian state,” according to a copy of the message that I obtained. (The reference to GDR, or Communist East Germany, in this context, is a bit like “woke mob.”) Mr. Döpfner also wrote that Mr. Reichelt had “powerful enemies.”