World media asks people to avoid riot-hit Britain
Daijiworld.com
London has been portrayed as a "lawless city", with German magazine Der Spiegel comparing the British capital to Somalia's capital Mogadishu, the Daily Mail reported. "The television images dominating screens this week could be right out of Mogadishu. …

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Auction of Hitler family portraits raises questions about Nazi memorabilia
Gadling
My article on swastikas probably couldn't get published in a German magazine because it skirts the edge of the law. Other countries display these items freely. At the Imperial War Museum in London you can see a variety of Nazi items. …

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Came As She Was
Tapped (blog)
She once told the German magazine Stern, "I believe that I live through pain. If you suffer for something, it means to me that it is not unimportant." But Winehouse could only take so much pain; the rest she medicated away. "I do drink a lot," she said …

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Apps rush: Jack and the Beanstalk, Bonusprint, Bing Get Me There, VooMote and more
The Guardian (blog)
German magazine DE:BUG has released a classy-looking iPad app giving a guide to Berlin from a bunch of DJs and music producers. The idea: they present their favourite spots around the city, accompanied by audio slideshows, interviews and essays. …

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The rise and fall of Amy Winehouse
USA Today
Models wear Chanel creations by German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld during a 2007 fashion show in London. All the models' hairstyles were inspired by Winehouse's beehive. Winehouse and husband Blake Fielder-Civil watch the show at the MTV Europe …

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Beverley on the up with new high-end shops and restaurants
Hull Daily Mail
German fashion store Oska is planning to open in Beverley. Beverley has one of the lowest levels of empty shops in the north, with some businesses waiting as many as three years to secure premises. Quality stores including German fashion brand Oska, …

Phone hacking on long list of journalism scandals
BusinessWeek
Among the more spectacular journalism hoaxes was one played on the German magazine Stern in 1983, which paid $5 million to obtain copies of supposed World War II diaries written by Adolf Hitler. The diaries were later determined to be phony. …

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Phone hacking just one in long list of journalism shenanigans
Inquirer.net
Among the more spectacular journalism hoaxes was one played on the German magazine Stern in 1983, which paid $5 million to obtain copies of supposed World War II diaries written by Adolf Hitler. The diaries were later determined to be phony. …

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Phone hacking is latest scandal in journalism
CBS News
Among the more spectacular journalism hoaxes was one played on the German magazine Stern in 1983, which paid $5 million to obtain copies of supposed World War II diaries written by Adolf Hitler. The diaries were later determined to be phony. …

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Phone hacking on long list of journalism scandals
Boston Herald
Among the more spectacular journalism hoaxes was one played on the German magazine Stern in 1983, which paid $5 million to obtain copies of supposed World War II diaries written by Adolf Hitler. The diaries were later determined to be phony. …