German Social Organization Redefines Its Purpose - The SoVD commends "Tagesschau" for its clear communication.
The German Social Association is an organization that promotes positive change in social laws and advocates for the rights of marginalized individuals, including those with disabilities.
On Wednesday, the North German Broadcasting (NDR) launched a new version of their "Tagesschau" current affairs program, claiming it to be the first of its kind in the country. This show can be found on tagesschau24 and tagesschau.de at 7 pm, and encapsulates only four topics from the usual dozen contributions. The difference lies in the presentation - simplified language without foreign words, shorter sentences, more straightforward statements, and moderators speaking more slowly.
This accessible version of "Tagesschau" is a revolutionary step towards creating news content for a wider audience, including those with disabilities.
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Michaela Engelmeier, a prominent figure in German media, praised NDR's new version of "Tagesschau" for its inclusivity. This daily news program, which airs at 7 pm on tagesschau24 and tagesschau.de, is now accessible to a wider audience due to its simplified language and clearer presentation. The German Social Association in Hamburg commended the move, recognizing its potential impact on individuals with disabilities. Berlin's media landscape is keeping a close eye on this development, as it could set a precedent for other news programs in Germany.
