Der Postillon
Honest news – independent, fast and since 1845. This is the motto of "The Postillon," a beloved satirical paper that appears daily and is produced in the style of a normal newspaper.
NachDenkSeiten
The authors of NachDenkSeiten hope to provide an alternative to the mainstream media. Their blog is intended to be a critical site that supports the public in coming to sound conclusions. more...
Paperbite
The authors of "Paperbite" said: "Our Web platform contains summaries of reports and items from a wide range of media offering critical journalism that is well-grounded in sources and that more...
Jens Weinreich don’t mix politics with games
This blog delivers excellent investigative reporting on the world of sports by examining documents from organizations like the International Olympic Committee or FIFA. Most posts receive many comments.
Bleib passiv
"Stay Passive" documents both the big and little scandals in society and shows how we can make changes and come up with alternatives.
Konsumpf – Forum für freie Konsumkritik
Blogger Peter Marwitz uses his blog to try and limit some of the negative effects of consumer culture, including the increasingly blurry line between information, purchased opinion, product more...
Ad Sinistram
This blog's title "Ad Sinistram" means "turn left" and reflects the author's own opinion on politics. The blog opposes what Lapuente sees as a growing police and surveillance state and seeks to offer new perspectives and alternatives to the prevailing culture.
maiak - The Newsroom of Eastern Europe
"maiak" is a Swiss NGO that offers financial support for journalists in an effort to promote quality journalism. Journalists supported by "maiak" receive generous budgets for complex background more...
Foto Bloganzeiger
Stephan Krahn writes his blog about the town of Bad Oldesloe in the state of Schleswig-Holstein. His personal outlook and writing take center stage in his work.
Fernlokal
Journalists JJA and SOP write their blog about international affairs, selected results of international projects, and their own travels and research from Buenos Aires to Mozambique. The more...
F!XMBR
The blog's motto runs: "We are just writing here to show future generations that not everyone was alike." The authors publish current, opinionated commentaries on topics like computers, culture, politics and society.