WeltWeit – TV program 3SAT

Is Europe losing its connection to the world in Sachen Technologie-Fortschritt? This question concerns correspondents in England, Germany and Spain. It has never been so long since Europe loved innovations and exported technical know-how to the world. There are still a few years that play a European kitchen, but there may be a few that are there. Nokia war against a platzhirsch on the world market for Handys, until the latest trend of the smartphone fades. In addition, the European summary of shooting over data traffic reaches mobile radio. Correspondents of Sophie Roupetz in England, the birthplace of the steam flocomotive, on aggravated Pendler, died in the Sin of Wortes on the Strecke. Veraltete Zugwaggons, überteuerte Ticketpreise und standard Verspätungen beste immen ihren Alltag. The British Government has taken into account the largest European infrastructure projects in terms of costs. The planted Schnellzugstrecke has sollen the Abgehängten Norden England’s economic life. Zu Wort kommen auch Anrainer, who should take care of his Häuser räumen musts for the Bau von Gleisen, and Experten, who können his political Versagen nur schwer erklären. In Germany, Korrespondent Gerhard Janser lands on international trains in the Funkloch. Pendler stranded in No Man’s Land, Residents in the country where Raum complains about bad Handyempfang, and Firmen verstende not even a fax or e-mail anymore. The mighty industry in Germany will increasingly go to Schlusslicht in Europe through the Bürokratie and the verschlafene reforms. The Spanish hinged foundation in Saxony is digitalizing itself and is located in the European Vergleich in Germany and in Austria. Correspondent Josef Manola was busy with agricultural companies, who wanted to follow the digitalization course and were concerned with the thriftiness of Dünger and the useless Pflanzenschutzmitteln. Automatic washing machines in the camps that have done the laundry and the shipping? Is it a land flight in Spain with Breitbandinternet and Co-Working?

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