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frappieren swV. 'in Erstaunen versetzen, befremden', sondersprachl. Im 18. Jh. entlehnt aus frz. frapper (wörtlich: 'schlagen'), aus frk. *hrapon 'raufen, raffen', zu ahd. *raffon (dass.). Die Bedeutungsentwicklung hin zu 'entfremden' wohl auf Basis des Überraschungseffektes eines plötzlichen Schlages (vgl. ne. striking). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Freitag, 15. August 2003
Medien, Unternehmen, Politik »What about the imbalance of political views on talk radio and many cable TV channels? asked Byron Dorgan, a Democrat from North Dakota. Murdoch repeated his standard claim that his news organizations always strove to be "fair and balanced." Then could he explain the fact that radio had 300-plus hours of nationally syndicated conservative talk each week, versus five hours of liberal talk? "Yes," Murdoch said with a twinkle. "Apparently, conservative talk is more popular."« Eine große Reportage über Rupert Murdoch in der Septemberausgabe von The Atlantic. [ak, 08:49 · ] |
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