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    Sep 18, 2012 | ctnow.com

  1. Germany¿s Federal Foreign Office: Obama vs. Romney

    Germans in general, have much more interest in United States politics than most Americans have in politics in Germany or the rest of the world for that matter.
    Our group of RIAS Berlin Kommission Fellows was afforded the tremendous opportunity to visit the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin and listen to a speech from Mr. David Schwake, Deputy Director for the transatlantic cooperation at the office.   Schwake...

    Tags: Television Stations, Immigration, Conservation, Politics, Television Industry

    2. Sep 12, 2012 | ctnow.com

  2. Public TV in Germany, It's No PBS

    One of the reasons public TV is so big in Germany is that it was the only TV in the national until 1984, when private stations began broadcasting.
    German television is different than television in the United States.  That is what I have gathered after visiting two German TV outlets, one public and one private. The largest difference is that public television gets about 50% of the viewership in...

    Tags: Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Labor Legislation, Radio, Television, PBS (tv network)

    3. Sep 12, 2012 | ctnow.com

  3. The Reichstag- Germany's Parliamentary Building

    The building is an amazing structure that looks rather antiquated on the outside and strikingly modern in parts of the inside.
    The Reichstag is where Germany’s roughly 600 members of parliament have their meetings. The building is an amazing structure that looks rather antiquated on the outside and strikingly modern in parts of the inside.  It has been remodeled several...

    Tags: Parliament, Politics, Berlin (Germany)

    4. Sep 12, 2012 | ctnow.com

  4. The Stasi Prison- Riveting

    It’s important to preface this post with a very rudimentary history of the “German situation”.  After World War II concluded with the Allies victorious over Germany, Japan and Italy, it was decided that Germany would be split.  The...

    Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Prisons

    5. Sep 6, 2012 | ctnow.com

  5. Insight From A Long-Time Foreign Correspondent

    American Journalist Erik Kirschbaum has worked as a foreign correspondent for Reuters in Germany for over 20 years. In the audio of a Q&A with him below, he discusses everything from the Euro Crisis to renewable energy, to how German journalists view American media.
    American Journalist Erik Kirschbaum has worked as a foreign correspondent for Reuters in Germany for over 20 years. In the audio of a Q&A with him below, he discusses everything from the Euro Crisis to renewable energy, to how German journalists view...
    6. Sep 4, 2012 | ctnow.com

  6. German Celeb Sightings, Subway Honor System and Going Inside The German Chancellery

    Today we are headed to the German Chancellory (the equivalent of our White House) to meet with a man who is essentially second in command to Chancellor Angela Merkel.
    It's Tuesday morning here in Berlin. Sunday afternoon I left Bradley International Airport, flying to Philadelphia and then on to Berlin following a short layover in Brussels. I met up with two of my program-mates at the aiport in Berlin:  Derrall...

    Tags: Bradley International Airport, Angela Merkel, Jesse Owens, eBay Inc., Berlin (Germany)

    7. Sep 5, 2012 | ctnow.com

  7. Inside The Euro Crisis with Eckart von Klaeden, Minister of State in the Federal Chancellery

    On day two of my fellowship in Germany, our group of 12 American journalists learned more about the organization sponsoring our trip, the RIAS Berlin Kommission.
    On day two of my fellowship in Germany, our group of 12 American journalists learned more about the organization sponsoring our trip, the RIAS Berlin Kommission. RIAS stands for "Radio in the American Sector" and is a former radio station based in...

    Tags: International Monetary Fund, Government, Journalism, Radio Industry, Foreign Exchange Market

    8. Aug 31, 2012 | ctnow.com

  8. An American In Germany: About My Upcoming Fellowship Of A Lifetime

    International politics is not my “beat” at FOX CT, but that didn’t stop me from applying for the opportunity of a lifetime, a trip to Europe to visit with my professional counterparts and interview top brass at the European Union and...

    Tags: NATO, European Union, International Organizations, Czech Republic, Journalism

    9. Nov 2, 2011 |Column| ctnow.com

  9. Heart-Healthy Rides

    Just as a prudent owner cares for their car via regular maintenance, tomorrow’s vehicles will be able to care for their drivers by helping them keep track of their medical conditions.  Engineers at Ford are developing a car seat that incorporates a...

    Tags: Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Allergies, Asthma, Ford, Lexus

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