In a rapidly changing world, MADE in Germany examines the risks and benefits of digitalization and its impact on the way we work, what we earn and how we live.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 17 hours 30 minutes
Data theft and cyber attacks
The networked society is highly vulnerable to data theft. Cyber crime costs Germany billions.
The commercial potential of data
Thais spend more time on the Internet than any other people in the world. Few are concerned about protecting their private data. While some entrepreneurs are exploiting it, others are setting up companies to protect it.
Face to face – Kristina Tremonti
Fakelaki – that's what Greeks call slipping someone a bribe to get something done. Corruption in the country played a role in sending it into crisis. Yale graduate Kristina Tremonti is fighting against it.
Under observation – Greece post-crisis
To avoid a default, Greece has had to stick closely to rules set down by the EU for eight years. It survived the Eurozone's rescue package. But has Greece really entered stiller waters?
Krieger - Merry Christmas!
Is there any way to avoid seasonal spending? Perhaps not. But there's more to Christmas than commerce. Olaf Krieger celebrates his own way.
Take back the city!
At the moment, property investors are being drawn to Berlin like bees to honey. They’re renovating buildings and hiking rent, pricing out long-term residents. Many feel like they're being forced out of the city. But they're not going quietly.
Resistance is useful
It's a small, cheap component – and it's essential for industry: the resistor. Electrical resistance is essential in devices from light bulbs to power lines. A simple relationship describing resistance was discovered by physicist Georg Simon Ohm.
Italy - rising up against the EU
Italians are fed up with austerity, and Rome challenged Brussels' authority with its 2019 budget. What does the Italian business community think of the government's current fiscal policy - and the public mood? MADE goes to Italy to find out.
Sleepless in Berlin!
What to do when you can't sleep at night? Count sheep? Well if you're Olaf KRIEGER you hit the town. And he’s clearly not alone - it feels like the whole city is awake. Don't waste your time, make the most of your nights!
"I can hear when someone's lying"
Lawyer Pamela Pabst is blind. In the courtroom she's unable to assess photos or other visual evidence. But what she lacks in eyesight, she more than makes up for with her other senses. As a result she's been very successful in her chosen career.