When the editor-in-chief and the publisher of a newspaper speak out, there is usually something important at stake. For the sake of the world, or for the sake of democracy, or at least for the fate of one’s own house. In the case of Berlin newspaper All it took was a lengthy post by Ukrainian Ambassador Oleksiy Makejew in the digital media for the paper’s leadership to take a “decided stance against the personal defamation of individual editors and authors.”
Berliner Zeitung and Tagesspiegel: Local Derby – Media
