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Minimum age | Video of the day Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 276 seconds Amsterdam's city council is considering raising the mimimum age for prostitutes from 18 to 23. Councillors in favor of the idea say it would help ensure that those plying their trade in the city are doing so of their own free will. |
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deluxe: Bregenz | euromaxx Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 260 seconds Space is at a premium in the Austrian town of Bregenz on Lake Constance, so one couple with only a small plot of land turned to an architect to come up with a spacious solution for their family of four. |
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travelogue: Chiemgau | euromaxx Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 247 seconds The Chiemgau region southeast of Munich is perhaps best known for the popular Lake Chiemsee, but the surrounding area has plenty to offer for outdoors enthusiasts. We show you some of the sporting possibilities for an active holiday in the region. |
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Inside it! Mercedes Assistance Systems | drive it Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 330 seconds Mercedes presents two new assistance systems that offer the driver even more support in borderline situations: the "blind spot assistant" and "active lane keeping assist." They don't just warn the driver when inadvertently leaving the lane or approaching another car too closely in a blind spot. They also intervene. Drive it! shows how. |
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Our studio guest: Frank Briegmann | Made in Germany Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 207 seconds Frank Briegmann, CEO of Universal Music Germany |
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Antroposophical Leadership and Economic Activity | Made in Germany Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 273 seconds Has capitalism failed? Can we simply keep going as usual? The economic crisis has people rethinking the way they do business.For executives such as Wolfgang Gutberlet at the Tegut group, it is time to stop worrying about performance and growth and start doing business differently. Report by Carmen Meyer. |
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Power-cut in South Africa - German Companies Help | Made in Germany Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 264 seconds South Africa is no stranger to power-cuts. The government's long-term failure to invest in new power stations has overloaded the grid.As the pressure mounts, doors are opening for German companies with technical know-how. The first helpers are diesel generators from the compay MTU. Report by Elisabeth Pongratz. |
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German Shipbuilding - the Fight for Survival | Made in Germany Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 284 seconds Germany's dockyards are in a bad way. Six shipbuilding companies have recently filed for bankruptcy and others are fighting for their future.The industry has been hit hard by the global economic crisis, which saw orders grind to a halt, and competition from Asia is also worrying German companies. Report by Miltiades Arsenopoulos. |
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Ableton - Music Software for Everyone | Made in Germany Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 254 seconds Gone are the days when musicians needed an expensive recording studio. They can now make music on any computer provided they have the right software, such as that produced by Berlin software creators Ableton.Over the past 11 years the company has revolutionized music production and the results can be heard in the musical melting pot of Berlin. Report by Joanna Gottschalk. |
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Battle for survival | Video of the day Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 284 seconds Germany's dockyards have fallen on hard times. Six shipbuilding companies have recently filed for bankruptcy and those that remain are fighting for their future. |
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Famous European Squares 03 - Plaza Mayor, Madrid | euromaxx Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 257 seconds In part three of this week's series Famous European Squares, we're off to the Spanish capital, Madrid, whose Plaza Mayor - as its name suggests - is one of the city's main squares. It was commissioned in the 15th century as an administrative center, today it is a popular meeting point for locals and tourists alike who flock to the plaza's numerous bars and cafés. |
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ŕ la carte: Blaue Quelle in Erl, Austria | euromaxx Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 302 seconds In this installment of our weekly ŕ la carte series, we visit the traditional restaurant Blaue Quelle in Austria's Tyrol region where self-taught chef Alexander Struth serves up hearty regional fare like Blutwurst and fried potatoes. |
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Yuan Lee, Taiwan | Global Ideas Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 60 seconds What are the telltale signs of climate change, who's responsible for it and how can it be tackled? Global Ideas asked Nobel Prize winners at the Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau. For example Yuan Lee, Nobel Prize for chemistry, 1986, from Taiwan. |
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Ryoji Noyori, Japan | Global Ideas Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 60 seconds What are the telltale signs of climate change, who's responsible for it and how can it be tackled? Global Ideas asked Nobel Prize winners at the Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau. For example Ryoji Noyori, Nobel Prize for chemnistry, 2001, from Japan. |
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Robert B. Laughlin, USA | Global Ideas Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 60 seconds What are the telltale signs of climate change, who's responsible for it and how can it be tackled? Global Ideas asked Nobel Prize winners at the Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau. For example Robert B. Laughlin, Nobel Prize for physics, 1998, from USA. |
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Sir Harold W. Kroto, Great Britain | Global Ideas Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 60 seconds What are the telltale signs of climate change, who's responsible for it and how can it be tackled? Global Ideas asked Nobel Prize winners at the Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau. For example Sir Harold W. Kroto, Nobel Prize for chemistry, 1996, from Great Britain. |
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Peter Grünberg, Germany | Global Ideas Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 45 seconds What are the telltale signs of climate change, who's responsible for it and how can it be tackled? Global Ideas asked Nobel Prize winners at the Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau. For example Peter Grünberg, Nobel Prize for physics, 2007, from Germany. |
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Peter Agre, USA | Global Ideas Posted by: deutschewelleenglish
Video duration: 60 seconds What are the telltale signs of climate change, who's responsible for it and how can it be tackled? Global Ideas asked Nobel Prize winners at the Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau. For example Peter Agre, Nobel Prize for chemistry, 2003, from USA. |
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