AustriaPropriété et classification
Fondé: 2006
Propriété
oe24 est la marque de médias en ligne et de télévision de Mediengruppe Österreich, le groupe de médias familial construit autour du tabloïd quotidien Österreich, lancé à Vienne en 2006 par les frères Wolfgang et Helmut Fellner. Le groupe est détenu par la famille Fellner; le fils de Wolfgang Fellner, Niki Fellner, détient la participation majoritaire (environ 62,5%) en tant que directeur général, le reste étant détenu par la relative Alexandra Fellner.
Financement
Financé commercialement par la publicité et un modèle de tabloïd gratuit / freemium, il est un bénéficiaire particulièrement important des dépenses publicitaires du gouvernement autrichien et des organismes publics, qui a fait l'objet de critiques répétées concernant l'influence de l'achat de médias.
Affiliation et orientation
Bien que fortement tributaire des recettes publicitaires de l'État, oe24 est une entreprise privée et contrôlée par la famille Fellner sans parti ni propriété de l'État, elle est donc classée INDÉPENDANTE.
Orientation éditoriale
- Notre estimation
- Droite
- Mesuré d’après la couverture
- Centresur la base de 243
75/100
Factualité
74/100
Objectivité
831
Articles
831
articles
À la une
Les plus couvertes
L'Europe atteint les 40 degrés Celsius alors que la vague de chaleur menace l'industrie du tourisme et la faune
Le niveau d'alerte est le rouge pour les services sociaux dans les villes.
Williams se bat en vain à Wimbledon, Świątek pleure après une victoire de départ
Ralf Rangnick: Si on répand des roses au chef de l'équipe de l'OFB
Venezuela: Einsatzkräfte im Rennen gegen die Zeit
2 morts dans un accident de baignade: jeune homme (22) et enfant (10) décédés
6 personnes tuées en Basse-Saxe: ce que l'on sait
Le défenseur Stefan Posch s'est fracturé la mâchoire lors du duel avec la Jordanie.
Proces de meurtre contre 14 ans après avoir tué des enfants au cimetière
Couverture récente
L'Angleterre tremble devant les Mexicains
The headline suggests that England is nervous ahead of a match against strong Mexican home team, but the article text provided is incomplete and does not contain sufficient information to determine the full context of the story. The phrase 'heimstarken Mexikanern' translates to 'homestrong Mexicans,' which implies that Mexico is hosting the match and is considered a strong team. However, without additional content, it is unclear whether this refers to a football match, a sports event, or another type of competition. The article appears to focus on the psychological state of the English team before facing the Mexican squad at home.
Les noms d'utilisateur WhatsApp devraient être interdits
The Austrian newspaper oe24 reports that there are discussions regarding the potential prohibition of WhatsApp usernames. The article highlights concerns over privacy and security issues associated with using usernames on the messaging platform. While the exact measures and timeline for implementation are not specified, the report suggests that regulatory authorities are considering stricter controls over user identifiers on WhatsApp. The focus is on addressing potential misuse of usernames for fraudulent activities or harassment. No specific legal framework or official statement has been provided at this time.
Armin Wolf indique que l'enquête est en cours.
The headline 'Armin Wolf zeigt an: Jetzt laufen Ermittlungen' suggests that Armin Wolf has indicated that investigations are now underway. The article appears to focus on legal proceedings involving Armin Wolf, likely related to some form of inquiry or investigation. Since the article does not provide detailed information beyond this statement, the summary reflects the limited content available.
Mikl-Leitner attaque de front l'équipe gouvernementale du SPÖ
The article reports that Mikl-Leitner has directly criticized the SPÖ government team. The focus is on his public confrontation with the ruling party's leadership, highlighting disagreements over policy decisions or governance practices. The tone suggests a strong critique of the SPÖ administration, possibly related to recent controversies or performance in office. No specific details about the nature of the criticism or the context of the dispute are provided beyond the headline.
Verbund est autorisé à construire des installations de pompage et de stockage
The article reports that Verbund, an Austrian energy company, has been granted permission to construct a pump-storage power plant. This type of facility stores excess electricity by pumping water uphill during off-peak hours and releasing it through turbines during peak demand, thereby supporting grid stability. The decision comes amid growing interest in renewable energy storage solutions to address intermittency issues associated with wind and solar power. While the project is seen as a step toward enhancing Austria’s energy security and sustainability goals, some environmental groups have raised concerns about potential ecological impacts. The approval highlights ongoing efforts to modernize the country’s energy infrastructure.
Une vague géante mobile transforme le parc thermal de Velden en un paradis pour les sports nautiques
The article reports on a mobile wave event at the Velden Kurpark in Austria, transforming the area into a water sports paradise. The event appears to involve large waves created by a mobile system, attracting visitors interested in water activities. While the headline suggests an exciting transformation of the park into a recreational space, the article does not provide detailed information about the event's organization, safety measures, or specific water sports offered. There is no mention of any controversy or debate surrounding the event.
Aperitivo déménage au musée du cinéma de Vienne
The Austrian news outlet oe24 reports that the Austrian television program 'Aperitivo' has moved its location to the Film Museum in Vienna. The article highlights this change in venue but does not provide further details about the reasons behind the relocation or any specific programming changes associated with the move.
Un voleur de Noël arrêté en plein été
A group of individuals who had previously been involved in Christmas-related burglaries were arrested during the summer months. The suspects, who had targeted homes around the holiday season, were caught despite the timing being outside of the typical burglary period. Authorities confirmed the arrests, indicating that the individuals were apprehended after investigations into their activities. This case highlights the ongoing issue of seasonal crime patterns and law enforcement efforts to address them throughout the year.
Alerte de niveau bleu: quatre pattes empoisonnées
The article reports on an alert related to blue-green algae, which has resulted in poisoning incidents among pets. Blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, can produce toxins that are harmful to animals, especially dogs, when they come into contact with contaminated water. The situation has reached an alarm level, indicating a significant risk to pet health. Authorities are likely advising pet owners to keep their animals away from affected water bodies to prevent further poisonings. This incident highlights the dangers posed by algal blooms and the need for caution during such environmental events.
Résultats sur l'amiante en été seulement
The article announces that results from asbestos-related cases will not be available until summer. It mentions that the processing of these cases has been delayed due to administrative challenges and the need for additional verification. The focus is on the timeline for releasing information rather than any specific political controversy or debate.
24 travailleurs clandestins arrêtés dans des hôtels à Vienne
An article from oe24 reports that 24 individuals identified as 'Schwarzarbeiter' (black workers) were discovered working in hotels in Vienna. The term 'Schwarzarbeiter' typically refers to undocumented immigrants who work illegally in Austria. The report highlights the presence of these workers in the hospitality sector, which has been a point of discussion regarding labor laws and immigration policies. The article does not provide further details on the legal actions taken against these individuals or the broader implications for employment practices in the region.
Le grand prix de l'avenir vert oe24.TV
The article introduces the 'oe24.TV Green Future Award,' an initiative by the Austrian media outlet oe24 aimed at recognizing contributions to environmental sustainability. The award highlights efforts in climate protection, renewable energy, and ecological innovation. It serves as a platform to promote green technologies and practices across various sectors. The event underscores growing public and media interest in environmental issues and their impact on society.
L'opposition face à la semaine du Conseil national critiquée
The article reports on the opposition parties FPÖ and Greens' criticism ahead of the upcoming Austrian National Council week, focusing on budget-related issues. FPÖ representative Dagmar Belakowitsch stated that the party is unlikely to approve the budget due to lack of concrete proposals, while also planning to introduce bills targeting the ORF funding model and food origin labeling in restaurants. The Greens, led by Leonore Gewessler, also expressed their refusal to support the budget, criticizing insufficient climate ambitions and accusing the coalition partners of superficial reforms. Gewessler specifically criticized Vice Chancellor Andreas Babler, which prompted a counter-response from SPÖ’s Klaus Seltenheim, who accused the Greens of contributing to high costs and deficits during their previous government term.
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