Wenn die Haltungspresse den Schein eines gelungenen „Wir schaffen das“ bewahren will, endet Journalismus in der Einseitigkeit! riehle-news.de/wenn-die-haltun… Immer öfter driften die Wahrnehmung der Deutschen und die Berichterstattung zahlreicher etablierter Leitmedien massiv auseinander. Denn der Trend zur politischen Ideologisierung manch einer Redaktion hält unvermindert an.
Das Video zeigt eine animierte Geschichte mit Bienenfiguren, die auf einer Blattoberfläche und in der Mitte einer Blume spielen. Die Bienen sind in traditionellen Bienenfarben mit schwarzen und gelben Streifen und haben kleine Flügel und Antennen. Im ersten Teil des Videos sind die Bienen auf einem Blatt zu sehen, das mit Wasserperlen bedeckt ist. Eine Bienenfigur steht auf dem Blatt und scheint mit einer anderen Bienenfigur zu interagieren, während zwei andere Bienenfiguren unten im Bild fliegen. Der Hintergrund zeigt eine Blattoberfläche mit Wasserperlen. Oben im Bild steht der Text "Es spielt keine Rolle wie alt du bist," und unten steht "Wenn dieses Lied kommt singst du mit." Diese Texte sind in deutscher Sprache und betonen die Botschaft der Unabhängigkeit von Alter und die Einladung zum Singen.
Im weiteren Verlauf des Videos wechseln die Bienenfiguren ihre Positionen und spielen in der Mitte einer Blume, die mit einem Uhrwerk im Zentrum dargestellt ist. Die Bienen scheinen die Uhr zu betrachten und zu interagieren. Der Hintergrund zeigt die Blumenblätter und das Zentrum der Blume. Der Text bleibt gleich, und die Bienenfiguren sind immer noch in Bewegung, was eine dynamische und lebendige Szene schafft.
Schließlich zeigt das Video die Bienenfiguren auf einer großen Blume, die mit einem blauen Hintergrund und weiteren Blumen im Hintergrund dargestellt ist. Der Text "Nach den Geschichten von Waldemar Bonsels" erscheint im Bild, was auf die Quelle der Geschichte hinweist. Die Bienenfiguren sind immer noch in Bewegung, und die Szene ist lebendig und farbenfroh. Der Text "Wenn dieses Lied kommt singst du mit" bleibt gleich, und die Bienenfiguren sind immer noch in Bewegung, was eine dynamische und lebendige Szene schafft.
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"This past Wednesday, the Seattle Times reported that Customs and Border Patrol agents interrupted two crews of firefighters working to control the Bear Gulch wildfire. They lined them up, checked IDs, and ultimately arrested multiple men."
Hey everyone. One of my PhD peers has joined Mastodon ❤️ She’s also one of my zine friends. Please welcome @Brooklynkd Fedi do your welcoming thing! #introduction
I used to keep this card sleeve on my work desk before the pandemic made my job WFH that had a Balloon Lizard from Yu-Gi-Oh!! and an Inflation Station card from Magic The Gathering.
I wonder if anyone ever suspected anything about me from it, I think I only ever had one side of it visible so it must’ve seemed like I just enjoyed one of those card games (I don’t really play either, but enjoy YGO)
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Artists and activists are telling the stories of women and mothers who've died from high-risk pregnancies, and push for changes to the recently passed penal code that keeps the ban in place.
The music all through that movie was totally off base. Lots of cheery adventure fun-for-the-kids pieces.
I suspect they told the guy contracted with doing the score that it was a movie about "bears, and parks and stuff" and they went full Walt Disney on the project unaware of the slaughter angle.
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On today's walk we saw numerous butterflies bouncing around, then back at the parking log there was a set of thistle bushes with butterflies and bees all over them. Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Woodbridge, Chesapeake Bay, Virginia United States 2015
Ian Fleming was a sexist, racist asshole, and the films are all violent colonial fantasies. It's unlikely that anything can change that, and the whole franchise really should have been retired a long time ago. 1 RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:7kvmg…
Afghan scholar Mohammad Halimi, who fled the #Taliban in 2021, had worked to help U.S. diplomats understand his homeland. Then DOGE put his family’s lives at risk by exposing his sensitive work for a U.S.-funded nonprofit. propublica.org/article/doge-mu… #Trump #Musk
Afghan scholar Mohammad Halimi, who fled the Taliban in 2021, had worked to help U.S. diplomats understand his homeland. Then DOGE put his family’s lives at risk by exposing his sensitive work for a U.S.-funded nonprofit.
La presidente della Commissione europea parla al Financial Times del dispiegamento di forze europee dopo il piano di pace. Il tutto con il benestare degli Stati Uniti
La proposta che circola alla Casa Bianca, ribattezzata «Great Trust», trasformerebbe l'enclave palestinese in un'amministrazione fiduciaria amministrata dagli Usa per almeno 10 anni
RNZ National's been losing listeners for years, and now there's a new plan to stop the slide, partly sparked by a harsh review of RNZ's capability and culture. Mediawatch asks RNZ's boss if he can stop the slide, and how.
... it doesn't sound like the plan is for RNZ to become "Auckland-centric". Just to focus for a while on making sure it's serving the needs of (50+) radio listeners in Tamaki Makaurau.
RNZ's new plan to stop RNZ National losing listeners, partly sparked by a harsh review of the network's capability and culture. Mediawatch asks RNZ's boss how he's handling this - and whether he really knows what listeners want.
> But what about Christchurch? Tauranga? Dunedin? Nelson?
What about Palmerston North? Napier? New Plymouth? Whangarei? All of which are bigger than Nelson. Not to mention Hamilton, which is now our 4th biggest city by some measures, with roughly double the population of Dunedin.
I agree public media needs to be a voice for areas commercial media ignore. But based on stats from Wikipedia You have to add together the next 11 largest cities to top the population of Tamaki Makaurau, so ...
@leighelse > Unlike television, radio can originate its broadcasts from anywhere with minimal expense
Both can do this. But with a broad range of quality in the outputs, depending on the recording gear used, the skills of the operators, and the suitability of the space for recording. See the difference between NewHub and Stuff's news on TV3. With all due respect to Stuff, I've seen better production values on YT-only "news" channels.
Recording shows broadcast live from a professional radio studio results in an audio file. Recording myself reading my blog posts in my bedroom also results in an audio file. But even though these 2 things can be functionally reduced to the same kind of technical artifact, that doesn't mean listening to them creates the same experience.
If it did, I could podcasting all my blog posts and get the same half a million listener numbers as RNZ does ; )
Former RNZ National addict here. I hate commercial radio and waffling presenters so RNZ was my companion, at home, in the car, everywhere. For fifty years.
Morning Report led the news agenda, regularly broke stories and RNZ was the gold standard of authoritative sources.
As the media world shattered and diversified, RNZ gradually became less Kim Hill and more Jim Mora, cutting edge became the radio equivalent of squashy blancmange and I stopped listening in 2020.
Now I stream BBC Radio 4 when I need a radio fix. They're not perfect but they're less annoying than RNZ.
How could RNZ win back listeners? For a start, bring back intelligent interviews - not Wallace fucking Chapman dominating every conversation or yet more blathering from Jesse Mulligan.
In depth analysis should provide insight -- not inane "Let us know what you think" appeals to listeners.
Stop trying to compete with Mike Hosking and the anger merchants -- there is still a market for intelligent radio.
Now becoming more Auckland-centric? RNZ has misplaced its niche.
"He (Sutherland) says the focus should be on the 50-69 age group for RNZ National but I go further. The focus should be on the 50 to death age group."
From one who ticks the '70-death' box, thank you Gavin.
"No more trying to beat commercial radio at its own game, producing television without the pictures, and placing undue emphasis on reporters’ own opinions."
@BobLefridge @zl2tod I think they have it all wrong. Rather than centralise on Auckland they should regionalise.
Bring the YA network thing. With stations based in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. Giving local news breakouts and taking a RNZ National feed for news and other programme content.
Imagine a station where you could broadcast the "Meet The Candidates" event at the local town hall, and coverage of regional events.
Forget trying to beat the commercial stations at their own game, invent a new one by claiming back the old one.
@bananabob > stations based in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. Giving local news breakouts and taking a RNZ National feed for news and other programme content
Couldn't agree more. I said something very similar about TVNZ last year;
TV can't compete with online video, whether hosted or livestreamed, by trying to be more like it. It has to lean into the things it can do that they can't.
TV3 being sold *again* just underscores the point I was making. If even fully commercial TV stations are struggling to compete with streaming services, why would want our publicly-owned TV station to even try?
sadly, RNZ doesn't seem to have seen the value of a formal presence in this distributed context... I'd love to be proven wrong about that, though. @zl2tod @BobLefridge
The sad irony of RNZ’s decision to broaden its appeal to a younger and more diverse audience is it has not only failed to attract a larger more diverse audience but in its dumbing down of content has lost a very large number of loyal listeners.
What I really don’t understand is why this was even considered an important priority considering RNZ is not a commercial broadcaster chasing ratings or advertising revenue. It may well come down to budget cuts. High quality journalism comes at a cost whereas cheap and cheerful delivers exactly what it says on the package.
@jeremy_pm > [RNZ] has lost a very large number of loyal listeners.
The only number that declined -a bit - was (broadcast only?) live radio listening. From a lockdown-era high. It's grown again in the latest stats. But it's hovered around half a million for years.
But really how many people under 50 own an AM/FM radio receiver and listen to it regularly? Even if you include listening live via the website, or some app, how many of us listen to anything in realtime?
In late 2024 Microsoft removed support for WMR (Windows Mixed Reality), and they didn’t just cease development. As of Windows 11 version 24H2, headsets like the HP Reverb and others by Acer, Samsung, Lenovo, and Dell stopped working at all. But the good news is developer [Matthieu Bucchianeri] created the Oasis driver for Windows Mixed Reality which allows WMR headsets (and their controllers) to work again.
Oasis is available as a free download from Steam and involves a few specific setup steps in order to get working, but once the headset and controllers are unlocked and room setup is complete, the hardware will be usable again. Note that while SteamVR is handy, one’s headset and controllers are not actually tied to SteamVR. Any VR application that uses OpenVR or OpenXR should work.
It’s an extremely well-documented project, and anyone willing to read and follow a short list of directions should be off to the races in no time.
Now that there’s a way for folks to dust off their WMR hardware and get back in the game, it’s a good time to mention that if you have ever suffered from VR sickness, we’ve covered ways to help deal with and adapt to it.
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