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Germany’s Culture Ministry has convened an extraordinary Berlinale supervisory-board meeting to discuss the festival’s direction amid political backlash over pro-Palestinian speeches; Bild claimed Tuttle could be fired, a report Berlinale declined to comment on, signaling continued uncertainty for the festival leadership as authorities and critics weigh the festival’s stance and future.
The World Anti-Doping Agency is reportedly considering whether sensational claims that ski jumpers injected substances to temporarily alter measurement-based suit sizing constitute doping. Sparked by a Bild report and linked to past suspensions over suit adjustments, WADA says it would investigate any method that harms athletes or breaches sport rules, though no solid evidence has been presented yet.
German tabloid company Bild has denied reports that it is replacing editorial jobs with AI and "automated processes." Instead, the company is restructuring its regional newspaper editions, reducing from 18 to 12 by the end of the year, and closing 10 out of 15 regional offices. The company will "increasingly use AI to support journalistic work," but a spokesperson confirmed that the job reductions have nothing to do with AI. The use of AI will create more time and space for journalistic creativity for editors and reporters.
Bayern Munich players were reportedly wary of Julian Nagelsmann's relationship with former Bild reporter Lena Wurzenberger, which caused a lack of trust in the locker room. It is unclear how big of an issue this was for players, but Wurzenberger has since parted ways with Bild. This could have played a minor role in Nagelsmann's sacking, but there were likely other more important issues.