• Paperball, is a search engine for German daily newspapers. It includes articles from more than 50 newspapers
• FAZ, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of the three biggest daily newspapers
• Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), another newspaper of the "big three", published in Munich
• Frankfurter Rundschau, the third of the big three, orientation: left-liberal; in contrast to Die Welt, right-liberal. Reputable is also the Tagesspiegel published in Berlin.
• Die Zeit, the reknowned weekly newspaper in Germany. Others, like DIE WOCHE, which were created after the German re-unification, unfortunately disappeared in the last years. Reputable is also Die Weltwoche, publised in Zurich, Switzerland
• Der Stern, one of the most popular weekly magazines in Germany. Similarly popular is Der Spiegel, but focused on more political articles and FOCUS, orientated on "pure facts" and short articles
• Bild der Wissenschaft, the German science magazine
• The most popular economic newspapers are Handelsblatt and Financial Times Deutschland, published five times a week
• Wirtschaftswoche is a weekly economic magazine, also available as an ePaper.
  Similarly popular are the monthly published magazines Capital, Manager Magazin and Impulse. A recommendable magazine with many tips for efficient office work, writing, organizing and networking is Working Office.
  
• An example for a typical local newspaper in Germany: the 'Fränkischer Tag' - published for our home town Bamberg and its region. Available also as an ePaper.
• A huge list of Newspapers, Magazines, and News Services is published by Manfred Prokop. A directory of a newspapers and magazines world-wide is available at www.mondotimes.com

• The Netzeitung.de, a subsidiary of the Norwegian success Nettavision.no. The publisher is the Internet service www.spray.net, which belongs to Lycos Europe.
• For all those who are interested in similar English speaking services, below are two popular addresses: www.slate.com (Microsoft/CNN) and www.salon.com.

• Journalist - Germanys biggest media magazine for journalists
• The German journalist association : Deutscher Journalistenverband
• Jo!Net - the journalist network
• Links for journalists at www.mediasprut.ru and www.bellnet.de
• The biggest publisher of magazines in Europe: Verlag Gruner und Jahr (guj.de)

• German publisher and bookshops in alphabetical order from the 'Freie Universität Berlin'. A similar source is available below www.buchhandel.de
• www.buch.de: multilingual user interface German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, and Dutch - more than 4 million international book titles available - fast delivery

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