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Der Business Podcast von infobroker.de mit folgenden Themen: Recherche in Datenbanken, Marktdaten, Markenrecht und Wirtschafts-News. Themen zum Einsatz künstlicher Intelligenz. Host der virtuellen Information Influencer von infobroker.de und infobrokerworld.co, U.a. Camila Perez, virtuelle Information Influencerin für Latein- und Südamerika.

  1. 13h ago

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 14-2026

    Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market….. My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. and here are today's top stories. Today is September 14th 2026. Volkswagen is back in the spotlight. The German carmaker is reportedly considering even deeper cost cuts if annual sales fall to around eight million vehicles. That could put additional factories, jobs and investments under pressure, showing just how challenging the transformation of Europe’s auto industry remains. Artificial intelligence is another major theme. OpenAI has pushed its planned stock-market debut back to 2027, with safety concerns playing a key role. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is also calling for greater caution as AI systems become more powerful. Nvidia, meanwhile, is investing billions in companies that could eventually become competitors. And financial markets remain under pressure. Rising bond yields are pushing up borrowing costs, with German property buyers being told to prepare for mortgage rates above four percent. The ECB’s key interest rate is also moving back toward the three-percent level. Finally, eBay is reorganizing its European business to make cross-border sales easier, while Berlin start-up Reflex is working on an ambitious concept: satellites that could eventually power an AI data center in space. That's today's business update. Thanks for tuning in to Business Insights. See you next time! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ About the Daily News Update The infobroker.de Daily News Update delivers the latest business news and social developments from Germany every weekday, Monday to Friday compactly summarized in English. The format is designed for international listeners who want to stay informed about developments in Germany’s economy, politics, technology, and society, concise, independent, and journalistically curated. Each episode highlights the day’s key topics, offering executives, analysts, and media professionals a quick and reliable overview of current events in Germany. Produced by infobroker.de, a professional provider of research and data analysis services, the Daily News Update combines editorial quality with technological efficiency, using advanced AI tools for audio and speech production. Goal: Delivering up-to-date knowledge from Germany, clear, relevant, and globally accessible. Available on all major podcast platforms and on the website:  https://www.infobrokerworld.com/the-daily-news-update/ About infobrokerworld.com Infobrokerworld.com is an independent information service provider specializing in professional business data and research. Founded in 1990 by Information Professional Michael Klems, the service supports companies, consultants, and creatives in obtaining reliable information from external databases – worldwide and without the need for their own data subscriptions. With more than 1,200 specialized research services, infobroker.de provides access to over 40 million company profiles, commercial register data, trademark and insolvency reports. Clients receive verified data on companies in Germany, Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond – conveniently delivered by email after simple online ordering. The portfolio covers credit reports, company profiles, trademark searches, and monitoring services, as well as AI-based solutions such as ChatGPT consulting, AI image production, and podcast and video content creation. Michael Klems is recognized as one of Germany’s leading Information Professionals. As an author, speaker, and lecturer, he shares his expertise in online research, data analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence in business. infobroker.de combines decades of experience in information research with modern digital methods to provide accurate and up-to-date business intelligence. Website: https://www.infobrokerworld.com/

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 14-2026
  2. 2d ago

    Der Absturz des Neuen Marktes und die Krise der Dotcoms - Password Zeitreise 2001#09

    Diese Episode des Formats PASSWORD Zeitreise analysiert die wirtschaftlichen, strukturellen und technologischen Entwicklungen in der Informationsbranche im September 2001. Grundlage der Diskussion bildet die Ausgabe Nr. 9 des Branchen-Newsletters PASSWORD. Das Gespräch beleuchtet aus journalistischer Distanz die Phase der Ernüchterung nach dem Platzen der Spekulationsblase am Neuen Markt. Besprochene Themen: Börsenabsturz am Neuen Markt und Ende der Dotcom-Haussse: Die Episode thematisiert den Verfall von Tech-Aktien und das Scheitern hochbewerteter Internet-Unternehmen am Beispiel von Leicos Europe, wo Erlöse aus dem Börsengang in Milliardenhöhe verbrannt wurden. Analysten prognostizierten damals, dass lediglich jedes fünfte Unternehmen am Neuen Markt wirtschaftlich überleben würde. Zudem wird die Rückkehr zum Fokus auf funktionierende Geschäftsmodelle gegenüber reinen Klickzahlen erörtert. Paradigmenwechsel zu Paid Content und Datenbankstrukturen: Infolge einbrechender Online-Werbeeinnahmen vollzogen Akteure wie die Encyclopaedia Britannica und AOL den Schritt hin zu kostenpflichtigen Abonnements. Der Datenbankanbieter Genius riet Content-Anbietern in diesem Zusammenhang, teure eigene Webauftritte aufzugeben und stattdessen etablierte Datenbankinfrastrukturen für den gesicherten Vertrieb zu nutzen. Verlagskrise, Content Syndication und Rechteverwaltung: Das Gespräch dokumentiert Konsolidierungsschritte und Personalabbau in großen Medienhäusern wie der Verlagsgruppe Handelsblatt und Gruner + Jahr. Ergänzend werden die Hürden der mehrfachen Verwertung von Inhalten (Content Syndication) analysiert, die insbesondere an ungeklärten Urheberrechten und fehlenden Systemen für Digital Rights Management (DRM) scheiterten. Change Management und Verbandskonflikte in der DGI: Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt liegt auf den internen Auseinandersetzungen innerhalb der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Informationswissenschaft und Informationspraxis (DGI). Anhand eines Vorstandsinterviews werden Führungskonflikte sowie die strukturelle Neuausrichtung vom klassischen Dokumentar zum Information Professional beleuchtet. Arbeitsmarktentwicklung und Ausbau von Fachdatenbanken: Trotz des Stellenabbaus bei Hardwarekonzernen verzeichneten Softwareunternehmen und Informationsdienstleister im Jahr 2000 einen Zuwachs von rund 75.000 Arbeitsplätzen. Zudem werden Relaunches und Erweiterungen professioneller Datenbankangebote von Anbietern wie GBI und Toppenstedt behandelt. (Hinweis: Dieser Podcastbeitrag wurde mit modernen, auf Künstlicher Intelligenz basierenden Tools produziert. Bei Interesse an der digitalen Aufbereitung von Themen via KI finden Sie Kontaktmöglichkeiten über infobroker.de in den Shownotes.)

    Der Absturz des Neuen Marktes und die Krise der Dotcoms - Password Zeitreise 2001#09
  3. 3d ago

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 11-2026

    Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market….. My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. and here are today's top stories. Today is September 11th 2026. European markets are under pressure as monetary policy returns to the spotlight. The European Central Bank has raised its key interest rate to 2.5 percent, pushing bond yields higher and weighing on Germany’s DAX. European regulators are also warning that stretched valuations could leave markets vulnerable to a sharp correction. Energy security is another concern for German business. High gas prices and relatively low storage levels are reviving memories of the 2022 energy crisis, with industrial companies already preparing for possible supply shortages. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence continues to reshape the economy. Demand for AI skills is growing despite a weaker overall jobs market, with particularly strong demand in healthcare. German company Black Forest Labs is also demonstrating the country’s potential in advanced AI innovation. In banking, N26 is focusing on restructuring following regulatory pressure, while thousands of European founders are pushing for simpler, more unified rules for start-ups. That's today's business update. Thanks for tuning in to Business Insights. See you next time! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ About the Daily News Update The infobroker.de Daily News Update delivers the latest business news and social developments from Germany every weekday, Monday to Friday compactly summarized in English. The format is designed for international listeners who want to stay informed about developments in Germany’s economy, politics, technology, and society, concise, independent, and journalistically curated. Each episode highlights the day’s key topics, offering executives, analysts, and media professionals a quick and reliable overview of current events in Germany. Produced by infobroker.de, a professional provider of research and data analysis services, the Daily News Update combines editorial quality with technological efficiency, using advanced AI tools for audio and speech production. Goal: Delivering up-to-date knowledge from Germany, clear, relevant, and globally accessible. Available on all major podcast platforms and on the website:  https://www.infobrokerworld.com/the-daily-news-update/ About infobrokerworld.com Infobrokerworld.com is an independent information service provider specializing in professional business data and research. Founded in 1990 by Information Professional Michael Klems, the service supports companies, consultants, and creatives in obtaining reliable information from external databases – worldwide and without the need for their own data subscriptions. With more than 1,200 specialized research services, infobroker.de provides access to over 40 million company profiles, commercial register data, trademark and insolvency reports. Clients receive verified data on companies in Germany, Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond – conveniently delivered by email after simple online ordering. The portfolio covers credit reports, company profiles, trademark searches, and monitoring services, as well as AI-based solutions such as ChatGPT consulting, AI image production, and podcast and video content creation. Michael Klems is recognized as one of Germany’s leading Information Professionals. As an author, speaker, and lecturer, he shares his expertise in online research, data analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence in business. infobroker.de combines decades of experience in information research with modern digital methods to provide accurate and up-to-date business intelligence. Website: https://www.infobrokerworld.com/

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 11-2026
  4. 4d ago

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 10-2026

    Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market….. My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. and here are today's top stories. Today is September 10th 2026. Interest rates and global competition are shaping today’s German business news. Investors are watching the ECB’s latest rate decision closely, while rising bond yields are making fixed-income investments more attractive compared with equities. German wealth managers, meanwhile, are maintaining high exposure to stocks, raising questions about portfolio risk if markets turn lower. Competition from China is intensifying. Chinese carmakers continue to gain market share across Europe, putting particular pressure on Stellantis. Chinese medical-technology companies are also expanding rapidly into European markets and challenging established German suppliers. Volkswagen, meanwhile, is looking to strengthen its position in India through a new local partnership. Technology remains another key theme. German space start-up Isar Aerospace is already targeting another launch in 2026. Meta has introduced its new AI assistant Muse, while tokenized stocks and potential changes to Germany’s taxation of crypto assets are bringing digital finance back into focus. That's today's business update. Thanks for tuning in to Business Insights. See you next time! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ???? About the Daily News Update The infobroker.de Daily News Update delivers the latest business news and social developments from Germany every weekday, Monday to Friday compactly summarized in English. The format is designed for international listeners who want to stay informed about developments in Germany’s economy, politics, technology, and society, concise, independent, and journalistically curated. Each episode highlights the day’s key topics, offering executives, analysts, and media professionals a quick and reliable overview of current events in Germany. Produced by infobroker.de, a professional provider of research and data analysis services, the Daily News Update combines editorial quality with technological efficiency, using advanced AI tools for audio and speech production. Goal: Delivering up-to-date knowledge from Germany, clear, relevant, and globally accessible. Available on all major podcast platforms and on the website: ???? https://www.infobrokerworld.com/the-daily-news-update/ ???? About infobrokerworld.com Infobrokerworld.com is an independent information service provider specializing in professional business data and research. Founded in 1990 by Information Professional Michael Klems, the service supports companies, consultants, and creatives in obtaining reliable information from external databases – worldwide and without the need for their own data subscriptions. With more than 1,200 specialized research services, infobroker.de provides access to over 40 million company profiles, commercial register data, trademark and insolvency reports. Clients receive verified data on companies in Germany, Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond – conveniently delivered by email after simple online ordering. The portfolio covers credit reports, company profiles, trademark searches, and monitoring services, as well as AI-based solutions such as ChatGPT consulting, AI image production, and podcast and video content creation. Michael Klems is recognized as one of Germany’s leading Information Professionals. As an author, speaker, and lecturer, he shares his expertise in online research, data analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence in business. infobroker.de combines decades of experience in information research with modern digital methods to provide accurate and up-to-date business intelligence. Website: https://www.infobrokerworld.com/

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 10-2026
  5. 5d ago

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 09-2026

    Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market….. My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. and here are today's top stories. Today is September 9th 2026. Following the specifications in the supplied speaker-text guidance, the script is designed for business listeners interested in the German market, with a professional tone and a maximum duration of around 70 seconds. Europe’s artificial intelligence race is gaining momentum. French AI company Mistral has raised three billion euros in a record European funding round, strengthening its position as one of the continent’s most important technology players. Deutsche Telekom is also accelerating its AI strategy, with major investments in data centers planned. Corporate Europe is moving as well. DWS is returning to the Deutsche Asset Management brand to strengthen its international profile. Meanwhile, Airbus, Leonardo and Thales are preparing a major consolidation of their satellite businesses, although competitors are already warning about market concentration. Energy security remains an economic risk. Germany’s gas reserves may prove insufficient during an unusually cold winter, while Europe is becoming increasingly dependent on LNG imports. And pressure continues in real estate. The insolvencies of developers Pandion and Peters Development are raising concerns that further failures could follow. That's today's business update. Thanks for tuning in to Business Insights. See you next time! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ About the Daily News Update The infobroker.de Daily News Update delivers the latest business news and social developments from Germany every weekday, Monday to Friday compactly summarized in English. The format is designed for international listeners who want to stay informed about developments in Germany’s economy, politics, technology, and society, concise, independent, and journalistically curated. Each episode highlights the day’s key topics, offering executives, analysts, and media professionals a quick and reliable overview of current events in Germany. Produced by infobroker.de, a professional provider of research and data analysis services, the Daily News Update combines editorial quality with technological efficiency, using advanced AI tools for audio and speech production. Goal: Delivering up-to-date knowledge from Germany, clear, relevant, and globally accessible. Available on all major podcast platforms and on the website:  https://www.infobrokerworld.com/the-daily-news-update/ About infobrokerworld.com Infobrokerworld.com is an independent information service provider specializing in professional business data and research. Founded in 1990 by Information Professional Michael Klems, the service supports companies, consultants, and creatives in obtaining reliable information from external databases – worldwide and without the need for their own data subscriptions. With more than 1,200 specialized research services, infobroker.de provides access to over 40 million company profiles, commercial register data, trademark and insolvency reports. Clients receive verified data on companies in Germany, Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond – conveniently delivered by email after simple online ordering. The portfolio covers credit reports, company profiles, trademark searches, and monitoring services, as well as AI-based solutions such as ChatGPT consulting, AI image production, and podcast and video content creation. Michael Klems is recognized as one of Germany’s leading Information Professionals. As an author, speaker, and lecturer, he shares his expertise in online research, data analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence in business. infobroker.de combines decades of experience in information research with modern digital methods to provide accurate and up-to-date business intelligence. Website: https://www.infobrokerworld.com/

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 09-2026
  6. 6d ago

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 08-2026

    Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market….. My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. and here are today's top stories. Today is September 08th 2026. Today’s German business news focuses on technology, industrial transformation and financial markets. French AI consultancy Artefact is expanding into Germany by acquiring Munich-based Nunatak, aiming to challenge established consulting firms. Meanwhile, OpenAI is drawing attention with its latest AI product, Astra, as competition in advanced artificial intelligence continues to accelerate. Volkswagen is considering a major transformation of its Osnabrück plant. The factory could become a centre for security and defence technology, with around 1,200 jobs secured until the end of 2029. Lufthansa, meanwhile, is reviewing its aircraft cabins as strong demand for premium seats creates opportunities to improve profitability. In financial news, Hannover Re is calling for higher cyber-insurance premiums, arguing that current prices do not fully reflect growing digital risks. China is also preparing a major recapitalisation of banks and insurers to strengthen lending. And investors are watching fresh economic data from Japan, Volkswagen’s restructuring progress, and persistently high gas prices. That's today's business update. Thanks for tuning in to Business Insights. See you next time! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ???? About the Daily News Update The infobroker.de Daily News Update delivers the latest business news and social developments from Germany every weekday, Monday to Friday compactly summarized in English. The format is designed for international listeners who want to stay informed about developments in Germany’s economy, politics, technology, and society, concise, independent, and journalistically curated. Each episode highlights the day’s key topics, offering executives, analysts, and media professionals a quick and reliable overview of current events in Germany. Produced by infobroker.de, a professional provider of research and data analysis services, the Daily News Update combines editorial quality with technological efficiency, using advanced AI tools for audio and speech production. Goal: Delivering up-to-date knowledge from Germany, clear, relevant, and globally accessible. Available on all major podcast platforms and on the website: ???? https://www.infobrokerworld.com/the-daily-news-update/ ???? About infobrokerworld.com Infobrokerworld.com is an independent information service provider specializing in professional business data and research. Founded in 1990 by Information Professional Michael Klems, the service supports companies, consultants, and creatives in obtaining reliable information from external databases – worldwide and without the need for their own data subscriptions. With more than 1,200 specialized research services, infobroker.de provides access to over 40 million company profiles, commercial register data, trademark and insolvency reports. Clients receive verified data on companies in Germany, Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond – conveniently delivered by email after simple online ordering. The portfolio covers credit reports, company profiles, trademark searches, and monitoring services, as well as AI-based solutions such as ChatGPT consulting, AI image production, and podcast and video content creation. Michael Klems is recognized as one of Germany’s leading Information Professionals. As an author, speaker, and lecturer, he shares his expertise in online research, data analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence in business. infobroker.de combines decades of experience in information research with modern digital methods to provide accurate and up-to-date business intelligence. Website: https://www.infobrokerworld.com/

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 08-2026
  7. Sep 7

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 7th-2026

    Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the latest insights from the German market….. My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio Line.…. and here are today's top stories. Today is September 7th 2026. Artificial intelligence is taking a bigger role in Germany’s business landscape. Software company Osapiens is building its own AI agent platform and targeting international expansion, particularly in the United States. Microsoft, meanwhile, is developing more of its own AI technology as it seeks greater independence from OpenAI. In German industry, Volkswagen has agreed on a restructuring plan, although important questions about the company’s future remain unresolved. There is stronger news from the space sector. Isar Aerospace has become the first private company to launch a rocket into orbit from continental Europe, marking a significant milestone for Germany’s growing commercial space industry. In energy, the He Dreiht offshore wind project faces another delay after rotor damage, putting pressure on turbine manufacturer Vestas. And on financial markets, the feared oil-price shock has so far failed to materialise, while German executives are showing greater confidence That's today's business update. Thanks for tuning in to Business Insights. See you next time! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ About the Daily News Update The infobroker.de Daily News Update delivers the latest business news and social developments from Germany every weekday, Monday to Friday compactly summarized in English. The format is designed for international listeners who want to stay informed about developments in Germany’s economy, politics, technology, and society, concise, independent, and journalistically curated. Each episode highlights the day’s key topics, offering executives, analysts, and media professionals a quick and reliable overview of current events in Germany. Produced by infobroker.de, a professional provider of research and data analysis services, the Daily News Update combines editorial quality with technological efficiency, using advanced AI tools for audio and speech production. Goal: Delivering up-to-date knowledge from Germany, clear, relevant, and globally accessible. Available on all major podcast platforms and on the website:  https://www.infobrokerworld.com/the-daily-news-update/ About infobrokerworld.com Infobrokerworld.com is an independent information service provider specializing in professional business data and research. Founded in 1990 by Information Professional Michael Klems, the service supports companies, consultants, and creatives in obtaining reliable information from external databases – worldwide and without the need for their own data subscriptions. With more than 1,200 specialized research services, infobroker.de provides access to over 40 million company profiles, commercial register data, trademark and insolvency reports. Clients receive verified data on companies in Germany, Europe, the USA, Asia, and beyond – conveniently delivered by email after simple online ordering. The portfolio covers credit reports, company profiles, trademark searches, and monitoring services, as well as AI-based solutions such as ChatGPT consulting, AI image production, and podcast and video content creation. Michael Klems is recognized as one of Germany’s leading Information Professionals. As an author, speaker, and lecturer, he shares his expertise in online research, data analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence in business. infobroker.de combines decades of experience in information research with modern digital methods to provide accurate and up-to-date business intelligence. Website: https://www.infobrokerworld.com/

    Europe and German Business News Update – September 7th-2026
  8. Sep 5

    Infrastruktur und Kommerzialisierung im frühen Netz - PASSWORD Zeitreise 1996#09

    Diese Episode des Formats PASSWORD Zeitreise befasst sich mit der Ausgabe Nr. 9 des Fachmagazins Passwort aus dem September 1996. Die Analyse dokumentiert den prägenden Wendepunkt, an dem das Internet und die Informationstechnologie aus der elitären Business-to-Business-Nische in den privaten Consumer-Massenmarkt drängten. Die Themenschwerpunkte der Episode im Überblick: Vom Werkzeug zum Lifestyle-Produkt: 1996 veränderte die IT-Branche ihre Sprache radikal. Auf der ersten CeBIT Home Electronics in Hannover positionierten Hersteller ihre Hardware als Lifestyle-Objekte (z. B. Siemens unter dem Motto „Spaß am Leben“), während Finanzinstitute wie die Vereinsbank mit einer eigenen Website ein „galaktisches Erlebnis“ versprachen. Branchenprognosen von Roland Berger sagten dem Multimediamarkt ein Wachstum von 15 Milliarden DM (1993) auf 140 Milliarden DM bis zum Jahr 2000 voraus. Aufbau der Infrastruktur: Um zukünftige Konsumentengruppen zu erschließen, starteten das Bundesministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft, Forschung und Technologie (BMBF) und die Deutsche Telekom die Initiative Schulen ans Netz mit dem Ziel, 10.000 Schulen online zu bringen. In Niedersachsen wurden beispielsweise bis Ende 1996 rund 900 Schulen am Netz erwartet. Sparkassen und Onlinedienste entwickelten umgehend kinder- und jugendgerechte Dienste für diese Zielgruppe. Virtual Banking & Pionierleistungen: Am Beispiel der Sparda-Bank Hamburg und deren Netbanking-Software wird die Bewältigung früher Sicherheitsrisiken auf unsicheren Windows-Heimrechnern beleuchtet. Durch eine doppelte Anonymisierung über Aliase im Backend wurden Transaktionen und Kundendaten voneinander entkoppelt. Zudem wird die Ehrung von Eric Danke (Vater des BTX und T-Online) mit dem Georg-Simon-Ohm-Preis auf der CeBIT Home thematisiert; T-Online verzeichnete zu diesem Zeitpunkt 1,15 Millionen Nutzer. Usability-Hürden beim Online-Reisen (Travel Shopping): Die Episode zeigt anhand der FA Travel GmbH das Scheitern früher Mensch-Maschine-Schnittstellen. Da eine verbindende Übersetzungsschicht (Middleware) fehlte, griffen einfache Webmasken ungefiltert auf die komplexen Terminalsysteme (Global Distribution Systems wie Apollo, Sabre oder Worldspan) der Fluggesellschaften zu, was zu folgenschweren Fehlbuchungen führte (z. B. „Athens, Georgia“ statt „Athen, Griechenland“). Strukturierte Daten vs. Freies Web: Trotz des Internet-Booms machten geschlossene Online-Dienste (Walled Gardens wie AOL oder CompuServe) 1996 noch rund 60 % des Datenverkehrs aus. Professionelle Recherchen (u. a. der Wind GmbH) hielten an kostenpflichtigen Fachdatenbanken fest, da frühe Suchkataloge wie Yahoo an komplexen booleschen Suchen scheiterten. Diese Relevanz verlässlicher Daten untermauerte die Bundesregierung im Rahmen ihrer Fachinformationspolitik (BMBF) zwischen 1996 und 1999 mit 1,9 Milliarden DM Fördermitteln. Zugleich brachte der Duden seine 21. Auflage erstmals vollständig digital auf CD-ROM heraus. Der Beginn des Werbekriegs: Zur Finanzierung des Netzes etablierten Suchmaschinen wie Lycos und Yahoo das Keyword-Advertising (z. B. zielgerichtete Werbebanner für AT&T oder Sprint bei Suchbegriffen wie „Telefon“). Die unmittelbare Gegenreaktion folgte durch die Filtersoftware Fast Forward von Privnet – einen der ersten Adblocker auf Netzwerkebene, woraufhin Vermarkter wie Real Media begannen, Werbe-URLs dynamisch zu generieren, um statische Blacklists zu umgehen. Urheberrecht und Zweitverwertung: Das belgisch-niederländische Verlagskonsortium Central Station plante die kostenpflichtige digitale Zweitverwertung von Zeitungsartikeln. Dieses Vorhaben rief Journalisten-Gewerkschaften auf den Plan, die eine pauschale Umsatzbeteiligung von 12,5 % für das digitale Urheberrecht einforderten. Diese frühen Auseinandersetzungen markieren den Beginn einer Debatte, die bis heute im Kontext von künstlicher Intelligenz und Verlagen andauert. Die Folge mittels moderner KI-Technologie erstellt.

    Infrastruktur und Kommerzialisierung im frühen Netz - PASSWORD Zeitreise 1996#09

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Der Business Podcast von infobroker.de mit folgenden Themen: Recherche in Datenbanken, Marktdaten, Markenrecht und Wirtschafts-News. Themen zum Einsatz künstlicher Intelligenz. Host der virtuellen Information Influencer von infobroker.de und infobrokerworld.co, U.a. Camila Perez, virtuelle Information Influencerin für Latein- und Südamerika.