A long time in the making, criticized by journalist organizations for not paying for contributions, the German version of The Huffington Post is live!
It sports a byline "in cooperation with Focus", where Focus is a slightly right leaning German weekly, nothing you really need to spend money on.
The one thing that struck us when we went to Le Huff Post in German is the menu bar.
It has all the expected sections, Politics, Economy (both using the German translations, nice), but then there is the section labeled GOOD.
Whiskey Foxtrot Tango?
We thought it might be either the "lifestyle" or the "entertainment" sections of the English speaking version.
But no, both of these have survived and have retained their English labels, yes, the German translation of lifestyle is lifestyle, and entertainment is called entertainment in German.
We are flabbergasted by the GOOD section.
Is it merely a filler item because there are fewer main sections in the German edition?
Is it the section where all the GOOD stuff goes?
Please, someone tell us what the GOOD section is.
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