Internet

In Berlin, the BVG is the main public transport provider. Now it is also the owner of an elegant website. Guess what: The search function actually works. Where are you going today?

Facebook reacted to demands from Jewish NGOs, by extending its ban on antisemitic and racist hate speech. Typical antisemitic statements such as "Jews are…

In Germany, the city state of Berlin has not managed to upgrade all computers used by its authorities to Windows 10 on time. The solution to this problem…

Twenty-five years into the information age, passengers on Berlin's 'U-Bahn' lines U2, U5, U7 and U8 now have data connections, meaning they can access the Internet starting today.

As a relatively small nation, Germany exports almost as many goods as the United States of America. The third-largest exporting nation builds the best vehicles…

In several federal states, German police have searched homes and interrogated suspects in a large operation against hate speech, including threats and…

About a quarter century after the beginning of the information age, Berlin's main public transport provider BVG has developed the idea of bringing information, meaning Internet connections, to all of its U-Bahn train passengers. For that purpose, the state-owned company teamed up with Telefónica Deutschland, a communications giant.

Germany, a country known for its strong economy and its advanced technology, still has internet connection speeds which can almost be described as hopelessly…