Ippen Digital Media GmbH

This company has a nice habit on the social media pages it manages (e.g. Facebook) of hiding comments that it doesn't like with a shadowban. This means that the comment is hidden in such a way that only the person who created it and the users on their friends list can see it. The commenter himself is led to believe that his comment is visible to everyone. This type of moderation is malicious and deceitful and shows little understanding of democracy. Moreover, this method is based on pure arbitrariness. Of course, it would be correct to completely delete comments that violate netiquette or even have criminal relevance and to block the corresponding users. But a shadowban is simply shabby and unworthy of a company that wants to feel part of our country's democratic institutions. If you think my review is incorrect and should be removed, I can provide you with numerous examples using screenshots of various Facebook pages managed by your company.

A real toilet paper gazette. A kind of "second Bavarian BILD", if you like. Whereby this can be described as "serious". When I start my daily Google news search, I always get a MERKUR article that actually makes me think: What planet could editors be living on who produce this diarrhea of news? This is not serious journalism you are practicing. It's clickbait, showmanship and a desire to cause a stir. You only ever read in the Google News feed about cases in which potato chips, sausage cold cuts or cream cheese can once again cause life-threatening injuries or poisoning. Or that, according to a renowned German weather expert, a completely new, unprecedented weather phenomenon will occur tomorrow in eastern Bavaria. But hopefully you're all doing well in Munich! In Merkur-Schland?! I hope so?! And one more thing: If the issue or "the accusations" with your media director "Stukenbrok" are confirmed, then that will be further proof of the absolutely unbalanced articles and your reporting, which is reminiscent of "Orwellian conditions".

Clickbait as far as the eye can see. The store should go bust sooner rather than later. Edit: Of course the rating is correctly placed here, after all Dirk Ippen's son works here as managing director.

Absolute catastrophe, you pay 15€ a month to unlock articles like Rosenheim 24, Ovb etc. Problem mostly fails. Problem most of the time the activation fails for what do I pay the 14,90€. Absolute cheek! Termination extremely complex and extensive. Bottomless impudence