Fabian_Böhme hat geschrieben:Ich habe gerade den Echo geguckt, als die Übertragung aprupt unterbrochen wurde. Dort erschien Kay-Sölve Richter und gab bekannt, dass der Papst um 21:37 Uhr verstorben ist.Ebenso wie du
Wo und wie habt ihr es erfahren?
Fabian_Böhme hat geschrieben:Ich habe gerade den Echo geguckt, als die Übertragung aprupt unterbrochen wurde. Dort erschien Kay-Sölve Richter und gab bekannt, dass der Papst um 21:37 Uhr verstorben ist.Durch das Quotenmeter Forum.
Wo und wie habt ihr es erfahren?
saschap hat geschrieben:Ich hab es bei N24 seit Stunden verfolgt, und als die NAchricht kam, mal durchgezappt:
ORF: Brachte eine Laufleiste,machte im Programm weiter und verwies auf
ORF 2, wo eine Sondersendung anlief
ARD, ZDF, 3. Programme: Senden seit 22:00 ein Sonderprogramm
RTL: Unterbrach kurz (war der Echo live? oder wurde es abrupt unterbrochen?)
SAT.1: Ging sofort auf
N24: ist seit Stunden dabei
VOX, Kabel 1: waren um 22:05 nicht drauf, hab nicht weiter geschaut
RTL II, PRO 7: Haben nicht einmal eine Mitteilung gesendet, PRO 7 unterbrach weder die Werbung für eine Kurzmeldung noch brachte irgendwas, RTL II sendet sogar ein KRIEGSDRAMA!
INSTANT VIEW-Reaction to the death of Pope John Paul hat geschrieben:(Adds Chirac, Obasanjo, Venezuela housewife)
VATICAN CITY, April 2 (Reuters) - Pope John Paul died on Saturday.
The following are comments from world leaders and others on the Pope's death:
Leaders
GEORGE W. BUSH, U.S. PRESIDENT:
"The Catholic Church has lost its shepherd. The world has lost a champion of human freedom and a good and faithful servant of God has been called home.
Pope John Paul II was himself an inspiration to millions of Americans and to so many more throughout the world ... We're grateful to God for sending such a man, a son of Poland, who became the bishop of Rome and a hero for the ages."
KOFI ANNAN, UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY-GENERAL:
"I recall very fondly my meetings with him, particularly sitting with him in his private quarters discussing the question of war and peace when we were thinking about what to do in Kosovo.
"He ... (was) extremely concerned about the world we lived in, and like me, he also felt that in war, all are losers."
JACQUES CHIRAC, FRENCH PRESIDENT:
"This bereavement strikes the whole Catholic Church, which he led to the doorway to the third millennium with an unshakeable faith, exemplary authority and admirable passion."
GERHARD SCHROEDER, GERMAN CHANCELLOR:
"He influenced the peaceful integration of Europe during his pontificate in many ways. Time and again he acted with wisdom and respect for cultures and people's traditions to develop solutions to humanity's problems.
TONY BLAIR, BRITISH PRIME MINISTER:
"The world has lost a religious leader who was revered across people of all faiths and none. He was an inspiration, a man of extraordinary faith, dignity and courage.
Throughout a hard and often difficult life, he stood for social justice and on the side of the oppressed, whether as a young man facing the Nazi occupation in Poland or later in challenging the communist regime."
SHIMON PERES, ISRAELI VICE PREMIER:
"Pope John Paul II ... exhibited not only a big spirit but a good one. Even though he represented Catholicism, he managed, with his talent and personality, to also represent our entire global partnership."
OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA:
"Pope John Paul II not only visited Nigeria twice but stood by the country in its fight against dictatorship and injustice."
PAUL MARTIN, PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA:
"Unforgettable ... were his visits to Quebec, as well as his participation in the World Youth Day in Toronto in July of 2002, which inspired hundreds of thousands of young people with the strength and clarity of his moral vision."
BERTIE AHERN, IRISH PRIME MINISTER:
"I wonder whether all the changes would have happened in eastern Europe if he'd not been there for the last quarter of a century. I don't think it would have. I think he had a powerful influence on that change."
HUGO CHAVEZ, PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA:
"For us Catholics, John Paul II will be remembered as a traveling Pope ... and we should also remember he preached world peace. When the United States invaded Iraq, for example, John Paul II said it was an illegal and immoral act."
JOSE MANUEL BARROSO, EU COMMISSION PRESIDENT:
"John Paul II will be remembered as someone who played an essential role in the reunification of Europe and in the advance of ideas of freedom and democracy in our continent. Europeans will never forget his struggle for peace and human dignity."
BRITAIN'S QUEEN ELIZABETH IN BUCKINGHAM PALACE STATEMENT:
"Her majesty remembers the untiring efforts of Pope John Paul II in promoting peace and goodwill throughout the world."
Former leaders
BILL CLINTON, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT:
"In speaking powerfully and eloquently for mercy and reconciliation to people divided by old hatreds and persecuted by abuse of power, the Holy Father was a beacon of light not just for Catholics, but for all people."
HENRY KISSINGER, FORMER U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE:
"John Paul II was one of the greatest men of the last century. Perhaps the greatest."
LECH WALESA, FORMER POLISH PRESIDENT AND SOLIDARITY LEADER: "I think we shall keep discovering how much the Holy Father worked for us and struggled for us. He spoke to us through his illness and through his suffering served to the very end ... (Without him) there would be no end of communism or at least much later and the end would have been bloody."
TADEUSZ MAZOWIECKI, POLAND'S FIRST NON-COMMUNIST PRIME MINISTER:
"The greatest and maybe the only authority is gone. An era is over forever but his wisdom will also last forever."
MARGARET THATCHER, FORMER BRITISH PRIME MINISTER:
"By combating the falsehoods of communism and proclaiming the true dignity of the individual, his was the moral force behind victory in the Cold War."
Religious leaders
CARDINAL THEODORE MCCARRICK, ARCHBISHOP OF WASHINGTON:
"In a certain sense he was 'American'. He enjoyed people. He had a great sense of humour. He was humble, all the things that America likes in their leaders, and I think we saw that in him, therefore we became very close to him.
CARDINAL DARIO CASTRILLON OF COLUMBIA, CONSIDERED A POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR TO THE POPE:
"He is in glory while we continue in the church, following the paths of Christ."
ROWAN WILLIAMS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY:
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, spiritual head of the world's 77 million Anglicans, was swift to pay his respects, calling him "a leader of manifest holiness and a faithful and prayerful friend of the Anglican Church."
Dissenting views
PETER TATCHELL, BRITISH GAY AND HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST:
"Historians will judge the Pope harshly. His opposition to the use of condoms to prevent the spread of HIV has condemned millions of people to die an agonising, needless death.
Millions of children in developing countries are orphaned, having lost their parents to AIDS because of the Pope's anti-condom dogma."
JERZY URBAN, EX-SPOKESMAN OF POLAND'S PAST COMMUNIST RULERS:
"As a godless atheist I never cared much for the church or the papacy. I disliked the fact that the papacy bore down so heavily on Poland. Now I fear that a cult will emerge after his death."
Ordinary people
STANISLAW WITEK, 56, AN ELECTRICIAN IN THE POPE'S HOMETOWN OF WADOWICE:
"I have work waiting for me in Belgium, but I think I'll be going to Rome. I cannot explain it. I've never met him, but he is someone who simply radiates a force. There has never been such a Pole as him and there will never be."
FERNANDO TEIXEIRA, LISBON, PORTUGAL:
"He was a saint. He will stay in everyone's hearts. He was always a fighter, up until the hour of his death. He is at peace.,"
BEATRICE SUCRE, 66, HOUSEWIFE, VENEZUELA
"He was a great Pope, very controversial. But then life is controversial. I don't think there'll be big changes. The Church doesn't end just because one Pope dies. I've known five."
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saschap hat geschrieben:ARD, ZDF, 3. Programme: Senden seit 22:00 ein SonderprogrammVox sendete um 22:20 eine kurze Nachrichtensondersendung, auf die zuvor auf einem Laufband neben dem Logo hingewiesen wurde. Auf kabel eins habe ich nur ein Laufband am unterem Bildrand mit dem Inhalt "...mehr Informatuionen bei N24" gesehen.
RTL: Unterbrach kurz (war der Echo live? oder wurde es abrupt unterbrochen?)
SAT.1: Ging sofort auf
N24: ist seit Stunden dabei
VOX, Kabel 1: waren um 22:05 nicht drauf, hab nicht weiter geschaut
RTL II, PRO 7: Haben nicht einmal eine Mitteilung gesendet, PRO 7 unterbrach weder die Werbung für eine Kurzmeldung noch brachte irgendwas, RTL II sendet sogar ein KRIEGSDRAMA!
Unpassend, aber erfolgreich: «Stirb langsam» mit Top-Quoten:arrow: http://www.quotenmeter.de/index.php?newsid=9283
Den Tod des Papstes sorgte für viele Änderungen in den Programmen der großen Fernsehsender. Die ProSieben-Zuschauer wurden allerdings nicht über die aktuelle Lage in Rom informiert. Stattdessen strahlte der Münchner Privatsender um 22:05 Uhr den Actionthriller mit dem unpassend wirkenden Titel «Stirb langsam 2» mit Bruce Willis aus.
Der Erfolg scheint dem Sender allerdings Recht zu geben: Während auf allen anderen Sendern zur selben Zeit Sondersendungen liefen, konnte sich ProSieben mit dem Spielfilm über hohe Quoten freuen. Im Schnitt sahen 3,17 Millionen Bundesbürger die fünfzehn Jahre alte US-Produktion. Das entspricht einem Marktanteil von 13,8 Prozent beim Gesamtpublikum. Bei den jungen Zuschauern erreichte «Strib langsam 2» zu später Stunde sogar mehr Zuschauer als Günther Jauch mit «Wer wird Millionär?» zur Primetime: Hier kam ProSieben auf 2,25 Millionen Zuschauer, was einem Marktanteil von 21,1 Prozent entspricht.
