7 chapters across the catalog
Anne Frank Train Controversy, Michael Wolff Interview
Deutsche Bahn decided against naming a train after Anne Frank following public outcry. In other news, "Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff walked out of an interview after being questioned by the Dutch and Australian press about his claims regarding a presidential affair.
History of Pornography, Printing Press, Legal Definitions
A Dutch professor's lecture outlines the historical definition of pornography, asserting that the concept only emerged with the advent of the printing press and mass distribution. Prior to mechanical reproduction, sexual imagery on vases or walls was considered one-off art rather than pornographic material.
Joe Biden in Ukraine and Adam Curry's Dutch Gossip
Vice President Joe Biden prepares to speak to the Ukrainian Parliament about corruption, while his son Hunter Biden works for a Ukrainian energy company. Adam Curry discusses being "hammered" by the Dutch gossip press regarding his ex-wife Patricia Paay and her new 24-year-old boyfriend. The segment blends international political news with Curry's personal media coverage in the Netherlands.
Adam Curry provides a report on his recent wedding to Miss Mickey in the Netherlands. He criticizes the Dutch press for factual errors regarding the wedding date and venue, noting they referred to him simply as a "former DJ" without mentioning his current work. Curry recounts an anecdote about being photographed by paparazzi while buying toilet paper in Amsterdam and introduces the term "liquid sunshine" to describe the rainy weather.
Dutch Royal Family, Associated Press Privacy Lawsuit
The Dutch Royal Family won a privacy case against the Associated Press regarding vacation photos taken in Argentina. The judge ruled the images lacked newsworthiness under European human rights legislation, though no monetary damages were awarded. The hosts argue the ruling is largely symbolic as the photos continue to circulate as part of the news coverage of the trial itself.
Dutch Royal Family, Associated Press Privacy Lawsuit
The Dutch Royal Family has filed a lawsuit against the Associated Press to prevent the distribution of candid family photographs to media clients. Prince Willem-Alexander claims the photos cause unacceptable pressure on his children and damage their family life. The suit seeks a fine of 25,000 euros for each day the images remain in the AP database, with a ruling expected on August 28.
Dutch Media Coverage, Adam Curry's San Francisco Residence
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss recent Dutch media reports detailing Curry's new residence in San Francisco. The reports included photographs of the building's exterior and interior, along with specific rental price estimates. Curry expresses concern over the invasive nature of the coverage, noting that photographers even entered his private garage to take pictures of personal notes left for neighbors.
