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
Viviane Reding on data privacy
The MEP and former European Commissioner is a champion of data privacy. New EU rules Reding proposed to protect individuals from data abuse by internet firms go into effect in May.
Start-up founder Janina Mütze
The co-founder of a tech startup that conducts opinion polls online believes networking is key for women entrepreneurs.
Strong women in film
Who says heroes have to be men? Let women have a turn! German film producer Alice Brauner talks about the role of women in the industry and women's roles in movies.
Start-ups in Italy
Conditions in Italy for start-ups may not be so great, but some innovative firms are thriving. We meet two entrepreneurs in Milan. There is concern about the general election in March. What will the economic policies of the next government look like?
Turning the tide: waves of energy
A Scottish and a German company have developed a floating tidal energy power plant and are testing it in western Scotland. Hydrokinetic energy is a valuable resource, but it takes advanced technology to harness it.
To clear the air city by city
Siemens has developed an interactive tool that guides cities on how to achieve their environmental targets. Siemens engineers are already using the 'City Performance Tool' to advise municipalities around the world.
Johann Jungwirth: VW's man for the future
Johann Jungwirth is steering Volkswagen towards a high-tech and sustainable future. As chief digital officer at the world's largest carmaker, he is focusing on electromobility, autonomous driving and mobility as a service.
Dresscode - Outfit basics in the office
Nerds are known for worrying what to wear in the office. It’s actually pretty easy, provided you stick to a simple modular system. A select range of pieces that are guaranteed to combine well - promises DW host Gerhard Elfers.
Shermin Voshmgir - the blockchain queen
Out with the old, in with the new! IT specialist Shermin Voshmgir is radical when it comes to blockchain technology. She believes it has the potential to revolutionize our world - by doing away with hierarchies, for example.
Studiotalk with health economics specialist Annika Herr
Annika Herr is pursuing research into the organ transplant market in Germany - although it's not a market in the conventional sense, and demand for organs far outstrips supply. How can more people be persuaded to do donate organs?